Abstract: The systems, methods, and/or computer-readable media described herein allow a reviewer to review video content of multiple perspectives of area(s) of interest at a specific time using a system of networked and time-synchronized video cameras. The networked and time-synchronized video cameras may comprise dedicated video cameras or may be coupled to mobile phones or tablet computing devices, and/or those incorporated in action housings. The networked and time-synchronized video cameras may capture multiple perspectives of area(s) of interest in that they may be arranged so that their fields of view are directed toward different orientations with respect to the area(s) of interest.

Abstract: The systems, methods, and/or computer-readable media described herein allow a reviewer to review video content of multiple perspectives of area(s) of interest at a specific time using a system of networked and time-synchronized video cameras. The networked and time-synchronized video cameras may comprise dedicated video cameras or may be coupled to mobile phones or tablet computing devices, and/or those incorporated in action housings. The networked and time-synchronized video cameras may capture multiple perspectives of area(s) of interest in that they may be arranged so that their fields of view are directed toward different orientations with respect to the area(s) of interest.

Abstract: Disclosed are a system and a method for managing a set of videos originating from a camera setup having a plurality of cameras. The system and method provides a mesh of graphical elements superposed with an active video at a display of a user device. The graphical elements are arranged on a virtual surface representing positions of the cameras in a co-ordinate system. The active video originates from the at least one camera, which at least one camera is associated with the graphical element located in the middle portion of the display. In addition, the present disclosure enables correlating relative position, recording direction and order of the multiple cameras for providing multiple viewing positions, for example, on a user interface.

Abstract: Disclosed are a system and a method for managing a set of videos originating from a camera setup having a plurality of cameras. The system and method provides a mesh of graphical elements superposed with an active video at a display of a user device. The graphical elements are arranged on a virtual surface representing positions of the cameras in a co-ordinate system. The active video originates from the at least one camera, which at least one camera is associated with the graphical element located in the middle portion of the display. In addition, the present disclosure enables correlating relative position, recording direction and order of the multiple cameras for providing multiple viewing positions, for example, on a user interface.

Abstract: Disclosed are a system and a method for managing a set of videos originating from a camera setup having a plurality of cameras. The system and method provides a mesh of graphical elements superposed with an active video at a display of a user device. The graphical elements are arranged on a virtual surface representing positions of the cameras in a co-ordinate system. The active video originates from the at least one camera, which at least one camera is associated with the graphical element located in the middle portion of the display. In addition, the present disclosure enables correlating relative position, recording direction and order of the multiple cameras for providing multiple viewing positions, for example, on a user interface.

Abstract: The systems, methods, and/or computer-readable media described herein allow a reviewer to review video content of multiple perspectives of area(s) of interest at a specific time using a system of networked and time-synchronized video cameras. The networked and time-synchronized video cameras may comprise dedicated video cameras or may be coupled to mobile phones or tablet computing devices, and/or those incorporated in action housings. The networked and time-synchronized video cameras may capture multiple perspectives of area(s) of interest in that they may be arranged so that their fields of view are directed toward different orientations with respect to the area(s) of interest.