SJU – 3 items to help

I can’t tell without looking at the cameras and watching what steps you’re taking, Ellie.

Here are 3 steps we can take to get things in a better place so that the videos are of the greatest use to the players, coaches, and fans.

1. Use Trello – You’ll Find Good Tips and  Doing So Helps Us All Keep Track
 
Use Trello for every event – dual match and tournament. You’ll find the checklists for each match listed on the Trello cards very helpful for managing the cameras and uploading video – they are the best practices based on years of doing this work.
In addition, it let’s everyone involved in the work know who is doing what step.
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2. Speed Test from Your Home Network
 
Uploading from your home network must be so much slower than using the campus network.
Please go to this page and take the speedtest:
Click the Begin test button.
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Then click the “Share button”.
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Copy the link and send it to me via email.
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3. Let’s Meet Thursday @ 1 pm at the SJU tennis office
 
Tomorrow I can meet you at the tennis office to show you how to greatly decrease the time it takes to upload videos. I have a few other items I’d like to share with you about the playlists and the YouTube file naming convention.
Please let me know if you can meet at 1 pm, OK?
It will only take 15 minutes and you’ll be able to get to Riverside by 1:30 pm.
Bring both sets of video equipment, please – I’d like to see how it fits in the new cases.
Thanks,
Bill