Applications this article relates to: Logger
Curator version supported from this article: 4.1
Curator provides a different experience for logging sports, enabling the use of team rosters, Match time markers and logging buttons specific to the sport being logged.
This can be accessed by selecting a sports logging view from the Logging view drop-down when logging an asset.
Sports logging gives you a similar set of options to those shown in Logging Explained but with the addition of the following:
1. Sequences
Sequence metadata allows you to link players with specific actions in chronological order, enabling you to document the progression of play (such as the build up to a shot) within a particular sub-clip.
2. Team Rosters
With sports logging, you can ingest team rosters, allowing for incremental updates to ensure you have the most up-to-date squads after transfer periods. This also enables the retention of older rosters for logging archived content.
3. Sports Logging Buttons
Sports logging views feature buttons tailored to each specific sport, enabling users to log relevant areas with the appropriate metadata. These buttons can also be customized to meet specific requirements if the default options are not suitable.
4. Match Time Markers
Match time markers are available within sports logging views, allowing you to place markers along the timeline to signify key moments in a match, such as half-time or full-time. These markers are beneficial for logging, as sub-clips will be tagged with the relevant period of play, enhancing search results when locating assets.
You can expand the match time markers by hovering over the match time markers icon. This icon will be highlighted green when hovered over.
Live Logging
In addition to this, live logging is also available with sports logging views, allowing files to be ingested directly from live broadcasts and streamed while growing into Curator. This enables real-time logging as the game unfolds.