Viewing performance videos
ProspectHQ attaches videos to performance sessions (throwing velocity, exit velocity, bat sensor, athletic testing) and to highlight sessions. Videos appear on the player card, the public profile (when enabled), and inside each session.Where videos appear
Player card
Featured clips and highlights promoted to the top of the profile.
Session detail
Every performance session lists its attached videos.
Highlights
A dedicated section for tagged highlight clips.
Public profile
Videos in enabled public sections are visible on the shareable page.
Watch a video
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Open the player
From your organization, choose Players and open the profile.
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Choose Videos
The Videos shortcut opens recent practice sessions. Open Highlight videos in that section for tagged highlights.
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Play the clip
Use the built-in player controls to play, scrub, and full-screen the video.
Review analyzed practice clips
Performance session cards lead with their video. Expand the measurements when you need the numbers; use Show more sessions to continue through older records. When a clip has reviewed on-device pose data, Body tracking is the main inline view. Choose Original for clean footage or Compare for synchronized review. On a portrait phone the views stack at full width; rotate to landscape for side-by-side viewing. Expand review opens a larger in-page viewer, retaining the overlay. Open the tracking details to understand coverage and confidence. Confidence describes tracking reliability, not swing quality. Use All dates, 30 days, 90 days, or Custom to narrow the session list. Filter by source limits it to an import source. Ordinary clips load a preview when near the screen, show duration when available, and offer Retry video if loading fails. Previews are created only in your browser using the same permission-checked video URL. The wireframe is drawn by ProspectHQ’s inline player; it is not burned into the stored video. A downloaded file or iPhone system full-screen player may show only the original footage. Ordinary videos without pose data cannot display a tracking overlay. Best/progress comparisons use metrics with a meaningful direction and separate source, activity, units and known equipment. Contextual angles, timing and tracking quality remain in session details rather than being ranked as better or worse.Add or replace a video
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Open the session
In Manage Player, open the performance or highlight session that should hold the video.
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Add session videos
Select Add session videos and choose one or more
.mp4, .mov, or .m4v files.3
Wait for the upload to finish
ProspectHQ authorizes the upload and processes the file. Large files may take a few minutes.
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Confirm the clip appears
The new video shows in the private player session. Training videos appear on the shareable profile only when the player-level training-video preference and the required public settings are enabled.
Control what appears publicly
Training videos stay private by default. To share them, open Manage Player → Performance → Public video sharing and enable Share training videos on public profile. The card shows the status of every required privacy setting and links directly to the public profile. This persistent choice applies to every current and future training video. You can also change the same choice alongside all public-section settings under Profile & teams → Public profile controls. Public streaming still requires the player profile to be Public and the Performance snapshot section to be enabled. Turning off any one of these three settings removes public access without deleting the private files. Player highlights use their separate Video highlights section control. See Editing profile information.Remove a video
- Delete a video from within its session to remove it from ProspectHQ.
- Deleting a video does not affect the source file on your device.
Supported formats
ProspectHQ accepts common mobile and camera formats:.mp4.mov.m4v