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Athlete’s Menu
Right click on any row in the results table and the athlete’s menu appears. The athlete’s menu allows
you to select the status of seeded athlete, delete or manually edit an existing time, or go to the video
frame/line scan showing the athlete’s time.
The menu contains the following status codes for the athletes.
SCR for Scratch
DNS for Did Not Start
DNF for Did Not Finish
DQ for Disqualified
NT for No Time
FS for False Start
Select one of the codes and it will be entered in place of the time.
Determining Athletes in Non-Lane Races
It is not always possible to identify a runner or read a hip number on the video or line scan. Therefore,
we strongly recommend that the finish line official records the finish order of the athletes in all races
that do not finish in lanes. The official reviewing the video can then match the name with the athlete
and time in the video.
Athletes may lap the slower runners in longer races such as the 3000M or 3200M races and it’s difficult
to distinguish the slower athletes from the finishers. Use the bookmark feature when capturing full
frame video or line scan to place a marker in the video when an athlete finishes the race. You can use
these markers in the review screen to quickly advance to the video frame showing the athlete near the
finish and then record the FAT time by positioning the torso on the finish line.
A useful method for both line scan and full frame video is to have a chute, or place a cone in an outer
lane. Instruct the runners coming off the last curve of the race to run for the cone. This makes it
straight forward in the video review to separate the finishers from the athletes that have more laps to
run.
Save the Times
Click the
Save Times
button after the times for all the athletes have been recorded. This saves a result
file in the scoring data folder. If you are using a meet management scoring package, the results are
saved in a file with a “.lif” extension. If you are not using a meet management scoring package, then the
result file will be saved in the scoring folder with a file name the same as the video file and a .txt
extension. (E.G., if the video file is named “Girls 100M JV.avi”, the results are saved in “Girls 100M
JV.txt”).
Times may also be printed from the main menu. Click the menu icon in the upper left corner and then
click
. Options are available to print the results or current video frame or line scan image.