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Digital Swing Mirror — Dual-Camera Golf Analysis

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⚡ Dual Camera Quick Start

Get both LV Pro 2 cameras connected and recording in minutes. Follow these steps in order.

1
Connect iPad to WiFi
Connect your iPad to the WiFi network you'll use for recording.
2
Verify Network Password
Open the Camera menu and check the Location section. If it shows "Missing Password", tap to enter and save your WiFi password.
3
Connect Main Camera
Power on your first camera. Tap Rescan in the "Available Cameras" section. When the camera appears, tap Join to connect it to your WiFi.
4
Verify Video Stream
Once the IP address is set, video should appear. If the camera shows "Connecting" but video doesn't appear, close the app and reopen it.  That should allow the camera to connect.
5
Connect Second Camera
Power on your second camera. Tap Rescan again, then tap Join to connect it to the same network. Both cameras are now ready.

✅ Both cameras connected? Now choose a recording mode and start capturing!

🎬 Recording Your Swing

LVPro-DSM offers three recording modes to capture your swing. We recommend using AI mode to capture and play swings back automatically.

AI Mode (Recommended)

Uses pose detection to recognize your golf swing and automatically trigger recording at impact. This is the easiest way to capture your swing hands-free.

💡 Best Results

AI mode works best with a clear view of the golfer against a simple background. Ensure good lighting and minimal obstructions.

How AI Recording Works

When AI mode is active, a status icon appears next to the record button showing exactly what the AI sees. Both the button color and status icon change together as the AI progresses through detection.

Red state - Not Detecting Not Detecting
Orange state - Person Detected Person Found
Green state - Ready Ready
Recording in progress Recording
Red - Not Detecting
1. Select AI Mode Not Detecting

When AI mode is selected in Settings, you'll see the brain icon on the recording button. The button starts red with an eye-slash icon, indicating AI is actively looking for a person.

Orange - Person Detected
2. Person Detected Analyzing Movement

When you step in front of the main camera, you'll see a pose skeleton overlay tracking movements in real-time. When the button turns orange with a person icon, someone has been found in the frame and the AI is analyzing their movements.

⚠️ Important

The Main camera must match your AI settings (Front Facing/Down-the-Line and Right/Left handed) for accurate swing detection.

Green - Ready
3. Ready to Record Setup Position Found

When you address the ball, the button turns green with a checkmark icon. The AI has identified a golfer in their setup position and is ready to record. Take your swing naturally—the AI will automatically trigger at impact.

Recording in Progress
4. Swing Captured Recording in Progress

When a swing is detected, the recording indicator shows a countdown. The app automatically:

  • Records the configured seconds before and after impact
  • Trims the video to your swing
  • Downloads and prepares for instant replay

Your swing video will appear automatically for review—no button presses needed!

AI Settings

Golfer Handedness

Select whether you swing left-handed or right-handed. This helps the AI understand your swing direction.

🫲 Left-Handed

For golfers who swing from the right side of the ball

🫱 Right-Handed

For golfers who swing from the left side of the ball

Camera Perspective

Tell the AI where your camera is positioned relative to the golfer:

→ Down-the-Line

Camera behind the golfer, looking down the target line. Shows swing plane and path.

👤 Front View

Camera facing the golfer (face-on). Shows weight transfer and rotation.

Capture Duration

Set how many seconds to capture before and after the detected impact (1-5 seconds each). Longer durations capture more of your backswing and follow-through.

Other Recording Modes

Manual Mode

Full control over when recording starts and stops.

  • Press the record button to start
  • Press again to stop, or let it auto-stop after the set duration
  • Best for: Practice sessions where you want to capture multiple swings
Recording Length

2 sec 30 sec

Adjust how long each recording lasts (2-30 seconds)

Sound Trigger Mode

Automatically captures your swing when it detects the sound of impact.

✅ How It Works

The app continuously buffers video. When it hears the impact sound, it saves footage from before and after the trigger moment—ensuring your complete swing is captured.

Settings:

Before Trigger 1-5 seconds
After Trigger 1-5 seconds
Trigger Sensitivity -60 to -20 dB

Sensitivity tip: Lower values (toward -60) trigger on quieter sounds; higher values (toward -20) require louder sounds. Start around -40 dB and adjust based on your environment.

▶️ Reviewing Your Swing

Playback Controls

After capturing a swing, use these controls to analyze your technique:

Playback Speed

Watch your swing in slow motion to see details invisible at full speed:

Speed Best For
0.2x Detailed analysis of impact, club face angle, and ball contact
0.5x Observing swing tempo, transition, and sequencing
1.0x Viewing natural rhythm and overall swing

Loop Count

Set how many times the video automatically replays (0-10 loops). Set to 0 for single playback, or higher values to watch the same swing repeatedly without touching your iPad.

Video Scrubber

The scrubber bar lets you navigate through your recorded swing:

  • Drag anywhere on the progress bar to jump to that moment
  • Live preview shows the frame as you drag
  • Video automatically pauses when you start scrubbing

Frame-by-Frame Controls

For precise analysis, use the frame buttons below the scrubber:

  • ⏮ Back Frame — Step backward one frame
  • ⏭ Forward Frame — Step forward one frame

Dual-Camera View

When recording with two cameras, scrubbing or stepping frames on one view automatically updates the other, so you can compare the same moment from both angles.

Video Synchronization

Videos from two cameras may occasionally get slightly out of sync. This happens because of minor timing differences when each camera receives the recording trigger command. LVPro-DSM includes a Sync Offset control to perfectly align your dual-camera playback.

Sync Offset Control

Look for the ↔️ (arrows) icon in dual-camera playback mode. This opens the Sync Offset scrubber, which lets you shift the secondary video forward or backward to match the primary video.

How to synchronize videos:

  1. Tap the ↔️ sync icon to open the Sync Offset scrubber
  2. Drag the slider left or right to shift the secondary video timing
  3. Use the frame step buttons for precise single-frame adjustments
  4. The offset displays in both seconds and frames (e.g., +0.033s = +1 frame)
  5. Tap Reset to return to zero offset
Sync Offset Range -5.0s to +5.0s
SYNC OFFSET
+0.033s
+1 frames



◀ Earlier
Center (0)
Later ▶

Tip: Find a moment where both cameras capture something distinctive (like impact), then adjust until the frames align perfectly. The offset is saved automatically for that recording.

🎯 Focus Mode

Focus Mode automatically slows down playback through the impact zone—the most critical part of your swing—while playing the rest at normal speed.

How It Works

  1. Video plays at your normal speed (1.0x)
  2. When playback enters the Focus Zone, speed drops to ultra-slow motion
  3. After the Focus Zone, playback returns to normal speed
✅ Why Use Focus Mode

See your impact in extreme slow motion without waiting through the entire backswing. Perfect for analyzing club-ball contact, face angle at impact, and follow-through position.

Focus Zone Settings

Enable Focus Mode

Toggle Focus Mode on or off in Settings → Focus Mode, or tap the Focus button during playback.

Focus Duration

How long the slow-motion zone lasts (0.2 to 2.0 seconds). increasing Focus Duration will increase the total playback time.

Focus Duration 0.2s – 2.0s

Focus Speed (FPS)

How slow the video plays inside the Focus Zone. Lower FPS = slower motion.

Focus Speed 1 – 15 fps

Example: At 5 fps, you see only 5 frames per second instead of the original 120—making motion appear 24× slower during the focus zone.

Impact Point Adjustment

If the focus zone doesn't line up with your actual impact, adjust the Impact Point to shift the zone earlier or later in the video.

Impact Point Relative to trigger moment

The display shows offset from the trigger point: At Trigger means centered on impact, +0.3s means shifted slightly after, -0.2s means shifted slightly before.

Focus Zone Scrubber

For precise control, open the Focus Zone scrubber during playback:





Start

Focus Zone

End

Adjusting the Focus Zone

  • Drag the green dot to set where slow motion begins
  • Drag the red dot to set where slow motion ends
  • Yellow area shows the current focus zone
  • Video seeks to the dragged position for live preview

Fine-Tuning with Frame Controls

Below the scrubber, use the arrow buttons for frame-by-frame adjustments:

  • Green arrows — Move the start point by one frame
  • Red arrows — Move the end point by one frame
💡 Pro Tip

Set your start point just before the club reaches the ball, and end point just after impact. A 0.3-0.5 second zone at 3-5 fps gives excellent detail without making playback too long.