Hello! You have to have an active Veo subscription for the camera to record anything.

It looks like the app has been updated since this video. I see a "Don't see your camera" link at the bottom of my screen now and and when I click on that it gives the option to add the camera. Hopefully you are able to get connected!

I believe you can attach the camera directly to the camera. The tripod "bolts" ?? typically come in two sizes so if it wouldn't screw in directly you could get a cheap adapter to make that connection.

As in how to take it apart completely or just how to put it away?

Negative! The camera is a hunk of plastic without a subscription. The camera won't begin recording unless it is hooked up to a subscription.

Thank you for your reply..So it's useless.

We've tried a few options but haven't found anything that seemed very solid. The Veo tripod is heavy but that also helps provide stability so it doesn't tip over.

Negative! The camera has built in storage that can capture 3-4 games (at least, depending on the age group and half length). The battery will typically run out before the storage.

Hello! This video was made before the analysis package was released by Veo.

I do not believe so. The Veo 2 camera is capable of live streaming but that is done from the camera straight to the Veo servers. The footage can only be viewed within the Veo Live application. The feed from the camera can't be sent someplace else to add in commentary or extra graphics, etc.

@@OshkoshUnited Got it, thanks for the reply

We purchased the hard case directly from Veo. If you reach out to Veo customer support I am sure they can get one on order for you.

Yes! You can find exactly what Veo uses right here: www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-323-Connect-Adapter-200PL-14/dp/B000JLK5PU/ref=sr_1_4?crid=19RQH6O04C86J&keywords=Manfrotto+323+RC2+Rapid+Connect+Adapter+with+200PL-14+Quick+Release+Plate+-+Replaces+3299-Black&qid=1667828731&s=electronics&sprefix=manfrotto+323+rc2+rapid+connect+adapter+with+200pl-14+quick+release+plate+-+replaces+3299-black%2Celectronics%2C123&sr=1-4

The Veo 2 camera is capable of live streaming. You pay a monthly fee to Veo to have the live streaming capability (I believe it is $50 a month) and then you have to have an internet source. You can insert a sim card into the camera or hook it up via wifi or via an ethernet cable. Your fans can download an app called "Veo Live" and then they can follow your team/club. Whenever you go live they get a notification and then they can follow along with the game play. We have not tried this as where we play our games is in a cellular dead zone so we wouldn't be able to get reception strong enough to stream.

@@OshkoshUnited Thanks!

We have not tried that. The platform uses AI to automatically pan and zoom. In general the footage tends to be a bit zoomed out...I would guess this is to reduce the need to digitally pan and zoom as much and to give a better tactical view so more players can be seen around the ball. I am not sure if putting the camera at an angle would work or if that would mess up the AI. I would probably reach out directly to Veo and see what they say.

Hey Mate, the tiltable mount is used more for indoor arenas where the camera can't be put in a prefered position / distance away from the area of play. In theory, your idea is sound, considering the tiltable mount's function as an official accessory is to tilt the camera anyway... If you have done this since your original comment, I'd like to know your results. We did not order one for camera as the salesperson said we would not need it for outdoors venues when I asked him if it was required.