User`s manual

V 1 P R O F E S S I O N A L 5 . 7

You may choose to create broadband lessons “Always, never, or by student

preference.” When you select “student preference,” a check box appears on the V1’s

Record Lesson

window allowing you to select broadband at that time. This setting is

then remembered on a per-student basis. This allows you to create broadband lessons

only for those students who will benefit from them. Note that the broadband

encoding profile is always used for CD lessons.

Select the

Multiple Bit Rate (MBR)

option for broadband lessons only when using a

high-end CPU (2GHz or more) with plenty of RAM (512 MB or more). MBR lessons

actually contain both a standard dial-up quality lesson and a broadband lesson. When

your students view their lessons, the Academy server automatically serves the

appropriate version based on the student’s connection speed.

Encoder profiles

This configuration page should only be used by advanced users or under the

supervision of Interactive Frontiers support.

Encoding of real-time playback may be achieved for broadband lessons by setting the

frames/sec

to 30 and the

output size

to 352x256. High-quality encoding of non-voice

audio (lead-in music for example) may be achieved by using the non-voice Windows

Media Audio codec.

How to become an Academy instructor

Fill-out a Faculty Application online at www.v1home.com, or contact Interactive

Frontiers directly in order to have an Academy instructor account created for you on

either the V1 Golf Academy or Internet Sports Academy website.

Receiving Videos to be Analyzed

Before you can receive a video, a student must first have a video in his locker, and

assign it to you. Either the V1 Pro, V1 Golf, Leadbetter Interactive, or the V1 Home

2.0 software may be used to upload videos to student lockers. Videos may either be

automatically assigned when they are uploaded, or the student may use the website to

assign videos manually. Here’s what a student might see when he uses V1 Golf,

Leadbetter Interactive, or the V1 Home 2.0 to send a video: