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Getting Started

How Uplift Capture works
Uplift Capture Supported Devices
Create your Uplift account and start a trial
Download and install the Uplift Capture app
Recommended Setup Equipment for Uplift Capture

Performing an Assessment

Before running your first assessment
Starting an assessment
Choosing between 1-camera and 2-camera capture
Camera setup for 1-camera assessments
Camera setup for 2-camera assessments
Recording movements during an assessment
Tips for high-quality motion capture
Tips for capturing multiple athletes back-to-back
Keep current setup
Running a multi-movement assessment
Using a bluetooth remote
Connecting and using a Remote Control device
Using Auto-Capture mode
Portrait vs. Landscape camera orientation
Capturing without a network connection

Reviewing Assessment Results

Reviewing assessment results in the web
Using dashboards
Exporting assessment results to pdf
Using the web visualizer
Exporting kinematic data to csv
1 camera vs 2 camera hitting data

Troubleshooting

Why did my capture fail qa
Pairing and connectivity troubleshooting
Capture warnings device temperature, low battery, device disconnection
Contacting support

Capture App Configuration

Pairing, syncing, and internet connectivity in Uplift Capture
Checkerboard calibration guide

Platform Configuration

Creating and managing athletes in the web
Creating and managing custom assessment protocols
Setting up notifications for your organization
Setting up webhooks in the uplift platform
Api access overview

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