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Presentations Overview

Presentations are a core feature of Framesports which enables collaborative analysis and review of data and video footage. Presentations support five types of slides:
  • Clip slides: video clips from any session. These can include custom clips that you’ve manually tagged or clips from data collected by Framesports. Clip slides support annotations like drawings and text to help with collaborative video analysis.
  • Text slides: text-based slides for titles, section headings, or key messages. Position and format text with full control over size, colour, and alignment.
  • Animation slides: tactical diagrams on a rugby pitch. Place players, cones, and balls on the pitch, then animate their movements between keyframes. Often used for lineout animations, backs move animations, multi-phase strike player animations, or set-piece movements like kickoffs.
  • Import slides: directly import images, PDFs, videos, and slides from PowerPoint or Keynote (rendered page-by-page) as slides in your deck.
  • Stat slides (coming soon): statistical charts and visualisations. Choose from bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, KPI displays, leaderboards, and timelines. Filter by session, team, or specific players.

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Rugby Pitch Animator

  1. Go to the Presentations tab in Coach or Player view.
  2. Press New Presentation.
  3. In the slide editor, add a new slide and choose Animate to create a tactical animation slide with a rugby pitch, player movements, and keyframes.

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Accessing Presentations

Presentations can be accessed in two ways:
  1. By clicking the Presentations tab in Coach view or Player view and clicking on a presentation.
  2. By clicking on an individual video within the Sessions tab and opening the left-hand sidebar, if there are any available presentations within that session.

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Creating a Presentation

Option 1: Go to the Presentations tab in Coach view or Player view and press New Presentation. Option 2:
  1. Go to an individual video of a match or training footage in the Sessions tab.
  2. Click on the three dots (⋯) next to any clips in the right-hand sidebar, or create a new clip by following the steps in Watching & Clipping Footage.
  3. Press Add to Presentation and select the other clips you want to add to a presentation, then click Create Presentation at the bottom of the page.

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Recording a Voiceover (Coming Soon)

Recording a voiceover over your presentation — narrating what’s happening with a built-in laser pointer — is coming soon. In the meantime, you can guide viewers using text and drawings on your clip slides (see Annotations & Commenting).

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Downloading a Presentation

Downloading turns your presentation into a single video file you can share or upload anywhere. Here’s how:
  1. Go to the presentation in question.
  2. Press Download in the top right corner of your screen.
Presentations download as a video (MP4), not as a PowerPoint or Keynote file. To share without downloading, use the share link instead (see below). Sharing links to your presentation makes sharing and getting access easy. Recipients can view the presentation in their browser without logging in if they are sent the URL. Here’s how you can share:
  1. Go to the presentation in question.
  2. Click Share in the top right corner.
  3. Share that URL with your desired recipients.

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Presentation Visibility Settings

When you create a presentation, you choose Who can see this?:
  • Everyone at your club (Listed) — every member of your club can view it.
  • Just me & the share link (Private) — only you can view it, plus anyone you send the share link to.
To change who can view or edit an existing presentation:
  1. Go to the Presentations tab and open the presentation.
  2. Open Settings from the toolbar in the top right (the ⋯ menu).
  3. Use the access manager to set the presentation’s visibility, and to grant specific people, groups, or clubs Can view or Can edit access.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Presentations are a core feature of Framesports which enables collaborative analysis and review of data and video footage. Presentations support five types of slides:
  • Clip slides: video clips from any session. These can include custom clips that you’ve manually tagged or clips from data collected by Framesports. Clip slides support annotations like drawings and text to help with collaborative video analysis.
  • Text slides: text-based slides for titles, section headings, or key messages. Position and format text with full control over size, colour, and alignment.
  • Animation slides: tactical diagrams on a rugby pitch. Place players, cones, and balls on the pitch, then animate their movements between keyframes. Often used for lineout animations, backs move animations, multi-phase strike player animations, or set-piece movements like kickoffs.
  • Import slides: directly import images, PDFs, videos, and slides from PowerPoint or Keynote (rendered page-by-page) as slides in your deck.
  • Stat slides (coming soon): statistical charts and visualisations. Choose from bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, KPI displays, leaderboards, and timelines. Filter by session, team, or specific players.
  1. Go to the Presentations tab in Coach or Player view.
  2. Press New Presentation.
  3. In the slide editor, add a new slide and choose Animate to create a tactical animation slide with a rugby pitch, player movements, and keyframes.
Presentations can be accessed in two ways:
  1. By clicking the Presentations tab in Coach view or Player view and clicking on a presentation.
  2. By clicking on an individual video within the Sessions tab and opening the left-hand sidebar, if there are any available presentations within that session.
Option 1: Go to the Presentations tab in Coach view or Player view and press New Presentation.Option 2:
  1. Go to an individual video of a match or training footage in the Sessions tab.
  2. Click on the three dots (⋯) next to any clips in the right-hand sidebar, or create a new clip by following the steps in Watching & Clipping Footage.
  3. Press Add to Presentation and select the other clips you want to add to a presentation, then click Create Presentation at the bottom of the page.
Voiceover recording is coming soon. In the meantime, you can guide viewers using text and drawings on your clip slides (see Annotations & Commenting).
Downloading turns your presentation into a single video file you can share or upload anywhere. Here’s how:
  1. Go to the presentation in question.
  2. Press Download in the top right corner of your screen.
Presentations download as a video (MP4), which plays on any device and uploads anywhere. Exporting to PowerPoint or Keynote isn’t currently supported. To share without downloading, use the Share link so recipients can view it in their browser.
When you create a presentation, you choose Who can see this?:
  • Everyone at your club (Listed) — every member of your club can view it.
  • Just me & the share link (Private) — only you can view it, plus anyone you send the share link to.
To change who can view or edit an existing presentation:
  1. Go to the Presentations tab and open the presentation.
  2. Open Settings from the toolbar in the top right (the ⋯ menu).
  3. Use the access manager to set the presentation’s visibility, and to grant specific people, groups, or clubs Can view or Can edit access.
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