How to Review Sports Video Manually in the BIVDIKO App

To review a sports recording in the BIVDIKO App, manually import the selected media, open it for review, choose the frames or comparisons, and add your own annotations. The App does not automatically analyze technique or generate coaching marks.

This walkthrough covers the current published workflow. Screen labels and available controls can vary by App version; use the official App page and tutorial alongside this guide.

1. Capture a clip with a clear purpose

Choose a short practice sequence you want to revisit. Check battery, available storage and framing before recording. BIVDIKO W640 sports camera glasses record from the wearer’s perspective. If you need to see your whole body, choose a suitable external camera angle as well.

2. Manually import your media

Move the selected recording into the BIVDIKO App library using the available import workflow. Capture and analysis are separate steps: a recording made through the glasses is not automatically imported or analyzed. Confirm that the intended image or video is available in the library before starting a review.

Use the official App download page for the available download options. If you need setup help, tell BIVDIKO support your phone or tablet model and App version.

3. Review one image or video

Watch a clip once to understand the sequence. Then move through the relevant moment frame by frame. For an image, choose the visible detail you want to discuss and add manual drawings, angles, notes or annotations. You or your coach decide what to mark and how to interpret it.

Only describe what the footage actually shows. If a body part is out of frame or obscured, the recording does not provide enough evidence to assess that detail.

4. Compare two items

The App supports comparison of two images or two videos, including portrait or landscape review. Choose similar camera positions and comparable moments. A different viewpoint, zoom or timing can create an apparent difference that is not a change in technique.

For help choosing your recording angle, read POV camera glasses or an external camera?

5. Save and share deliberately

Save the reviewed result as a reference for the next practice. Export only the photo, clip or result you intend to share. Under the current App design, captured media and manually annotated review files are stored locally on the glasses or the user’s phone; the App does not upload those media files to BIVDIKO cloud storage.

Sharing or backing up a file to another service is a separate action. Review the Privacy Policy and account and local-data deletion guide for the distinction between local files and cloud account information.

Intercom is a separate function

One-to-one and group intercom provide live communication. Intercom audio is not saved as a conversation recording. If you use the separate audio-recording feature, its recording is a local media file; do not confuse it with a replay of an intercom session.

For more answers, visit the smart sports glasses FAQ.