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Jump to Mac - Download Video on a Mac. Log in to Hudl.com and click Video. Hover over the video or playlist you'd like to download and click Details. Hudl free download - Hudl, Hudl, Hudl Technique, and many more programs. Editor Rating. Editor Rating & up & up & up. Hudl lets sports coaches and athletes watch video they've.
Hudl helps teams win with video. Our iOS app allows you to study the video you've uploaded, or capture new video using your device.
And there's more...
Coaches:
• Watch all your team's game, practice, and opponent scout video.
• Analyze full breakdown data and notes on each clips.
• Breakdown and stat a game live, right from your device.
• Capture video and easily upload it.
Athletes:
• Study your video, with full data and notes on each clip.
• View all your Highlights and Top Plays, then share them with your friends.
What’s New
Thanks for using Hudl! Every update to the Hudl app includes improved reliability and performance.
Gear when it works but......
They don’t seem to be able to keep the bugs out of this thing. It doesn’t seem to matter if you use the app or web browsers, there’s alway something freezing up. This is a complex program and it’s rather confusing to learn how the features work. Need to hire someone to improve and better organize documentation. It’s even more confusing trying to go back and forth between the mobile app and browser versions as the functionality is different. The app also seems to work better in some browsers than others. As at least one other reviewer mentioned, It’s rather disappointing that Hudl has effectively turned their backs on youth sports by jacking up the annual pricing from $99 to a minimum of $400. I did video for my sons teams for 4 years and the subscription came out of my pocket not the teams. Apparently because they have been so successful at the high school & college level, they don’t care about the youth sports markets anymore.
Update 5.62 Seems to have changed view perspective
Has anyone else noticed that the most recent update appears to have changed the field of view when recording? Our team has used HUDL all season, and always uses the same iPad device and same wide angle lens from back line of volleyball court, but now all of a sudden with that same set up, the view of the court when recording is totally different, less of the court is visible. It was so different in fact that we had to switch to a fish I lens, which we knew would distort a bit, but what we saw through the iPad viewfinder was completely different than what was actually recorded and how it appears on play back.
Too Glichy
Ok so I don’t know if it’s just my phone or what but whenever I open the app then login the whole screen burs and it just goes dark it doesn’t shut off or anything but you can’t do anything then sometimes there is just a random logout button in the middle of the screen and whenever I click it the app shuts off and brings me to my home screen. Yeah I know there is a website but thats not working either. Whenever I login to that it doesn’t show any buttons it just showed featured videos that I could scroll down and watch. So my experience wasn’t very pleasing and I know I was on stable wifi and my account is official. Anyways I just feel like I can’t win and Hudl just doesn’t want me logging in.👎
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Requires iOS 11.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.
The Mac and the video editor have long been up a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G for some time now. Professionals were cutting and chopping in Avid back in the late 1980s, and iMovie debuted in 1999 alongside the FireWire-enabled iMac DV.
Today’s Macs are much more powerful than their ancestors, and that means even free apps are capable of doing some amazing things with video. It’s surprising how much you can do without spending any money: in some cases the only difference between free apps and their extremely expensive siblings is a handful of features only pros will need. That’s a smart business strategy; the tinkerers of today could be the pros of tomorrow.
There’s one program we’re disappointed not to include: VideoLAN Movie Creator (VLMC). It's based on VLC – one of our must-have apps – but it’s still in alpha, which means it’s not reliable enough or finished enough for prime time just yet.
If you need something for your mobile device, we've also found the best video editor for iPhone, which will turn your phone into a mobile production studio.
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1. Lightworks
Free programs don’t get better than this. Lightworks puts professional editing tools within the reach of all Mac owners, regardless of budget
Lightworks might look a bit frightening if you’re not used to high-end editors. And that’s about the only negative thing we can say about it, because Lightworks is one of the most powerful free apps you can download for your Mac. The same technology that’s been used in proper films like Pulp Fiction and 28 Days Later is completely free for home use.
Lightworks can be as light or as complex as you want: it’s as happy trimming a single clip to size as it is adding real-time effects, correcting colours or adding voiceovers. It’ll happily output in a format and resolution suitable for YouTube and Vimeo, but the highest quality options – 4K, 3D, Blu-Ray – and massive list of supported file formats are only for paying customers.
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2. iMovie
Apple’s own movie app is easy to master and ideal for simple editing
Apple's own video feature iMovie used to be free with new Macs and chargeable for everybody else, but these days it’s completely free for anyone who wants it (provided they have OS X 10.11.2 or later).
It’s fairly simple to learn and packs a lot of useful features including audio adjusting and colour correction, and since last year it’s supported 4K video too. Don’t expect blisteringly fast 4K performance on a low-end Mac though, as it’s very demanding.
iMovie isn't Final Cut Pro and it doesn’t pretend to be: it’s designed for home and small business users who want to make or perfect videos and who don’t need complex, expensive apps, and it’s great for beginners.
3. DaVinci Resolve
Another professional editor that's free to install on your Mac
Here’s another app you’ll find in professional toolkits. DaVinci Resolve Studio is a US$299 (£299, AU$499) app designed for post-production and packed with tools for adjusting, editing and correcting both audio and video.
The free version, DaVinci Resolve, is almost identical, with some limits you probably won’t notice. Its 4K tops out at UHD 3,840 x 2,160, whereas the paid product goes up to 4,096 x 2,160. Filters for film grain, lens flare and lens blur aren’t available to free users without watermarking; you don’t get the extensive collaboration and workflow tools of the Studio version, and the really complex audio and video filtering is greyed out. That sounds like a lot of omissions, but it really isn’t. DaVinci Resolve delivers a serious set of pro tools for free.
4. Avidemux
Perform quick edits and take total control over video and audio encoding
Avidemux is a handy app for simple tasks, so if you’re looking for something you can use to make quick cuts this may well be the free program for you.
Unlike most programs for Macs, there’s no timeline with multiple tracks to cut between and you don’t get any flashy wipes or transitions. What you do get is an exceptionally quick way to trim footage and rearrange sections. Avidemux also includes practical filters for removing noise and other irritants.
Its most useful feature is its superb exporter, which gives you total control over the video and audio encoding rather than just asking you to pick a file format. The audio options are particularly good.
5. OpenShot
Surprisingly powerful without being a pain to learn
OpenShot is an interesting alternative to better known apps, and while it takes a bit of setting up (for example, to use animated titles you’ll need to install the free Blender app too) it’s surprisingly powerful.
OpenShot offers transitions with real-time previews, timeline-based editing, 3D titles and special effects, audio mixing, and a range of visual effects including color correction and chroma key compositing.
As is often the case with open source computing, the interface isn't as slick as commercial alternatives, but don’t let that put you off. OpenShot is an excellent free program for macOS, and it’s really easy to get to grips with.
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6. Shotcut
Brilliant for beginners, but also powerful enough for more advanced users
Some video apps put every single feature on screen at once, which is enough to make even experienced users feel a bit lost. Not Shotcut – its interface stays out of the way, bringing up what you need when you need it without filling the screen with things you don’t want.
Shotcut covers all the essentials, but our favourite feature is its filtering. There are stacks of audio and video filters that you can layer to create interesting effects. There’s no preview before you apply your filter, but it’s non-destructive editing so you can easily roll back if it doesn’t do what you hoped.
There are lots of export options, and while there aren’t presets for specific devices (something that’s handy if you’re making movies for mobile) it’s easy to fine tune settings and codecs.
7. Blender
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Much more than just rendering – Blender is also a capable free tool
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We know what you’re thinking: Blender? Isn’t that a 3D rendering app?
Yes, it is, but it’s also a really good free tool, too. It cuts, splices and masks, mixes audio and has up to 32 slots for adding items, masks and effects.
There’s a good selection of file formats, with AVI, MPEG and QuickTime as well as the various 3D file formats. The interface can be as simple or as complex as you like, and because the app is in constant development it’s constantly getting better and better.
Blender might be overkill for basic home movies, but if you’re keen to learn new things it’s a fantastic tool for doing so.
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