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- The interface has been designed for quick recall of graphics
- You can turn on and off legends as well as customise or filter the data shown
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- Each animation can be either team or player based
- Historical data for entire seasons can also be shown
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- A section dedicated to player profiles is available
- This allows the broadcaster to show the team formation and more detailed information about each member of the team
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- A timeline on each graphic shows when each event happened
- The timeline events are colour coded the same as the lines and legend
- If required you can filter out the unsuccessful passes in the animation
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- Fouls are show in the position they are made on the field
- Tight clusters of fouls conceded in an area can be visualised
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- The heat chart gives a clear and decisive picture of how a team controls the ball
- The brighter the heat the more time the ball has spent in that area
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- Long passes into the penalty box can give a good indication of the strength of the defence or attack
- The red and green colouring of the ribbons gives an instant idea of the success or failure of a team's efforts
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- Time ranges can be set from a few minutes to the whole match
- Comparisons can be made by showing separate time slices from a running game
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- Camera animations can be set up for each individual stat
- Setting up a camera animation is as easy as positioning the camera and assigning the key frames
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- Stadium models for any venue can be created for the system
- Highlights packages for broadcasters without live video rights can be produced solely with PlayTrac TV
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- Atmospherics can be set to day, dusk and night
- Sponsorship signage can be placed around the stadium to enable In Play Advertising
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