V-Note Versions

V-Note Video Analysis Software® is compatible across many platforms while at the same time benefiting from the affordances of each device. For example, with V-Note iPad Edition, you can record video (or just audio) and code instances of it in real time. V-Note also lets you share with others and with yourself across all devices.

We strive to make our other versions and our cloud-based collaboration services very affordable for everyone. Each version is described and shown below.

*The free version has much of the same functionality as the pro version. It is a great way to experience V-Note to check if it is suitable to your application. In fact, some users can get by completely with it. The free version of V-Note’s limitations include: limit of 5 codes (aka labels) ; no sub-codes; no automatic statistic calculations, no data exporting to other programs, and making new videos from clips is not supported.

V-Note iPhone® Edition

V-Note iPhone Edition® is very easy to use. It lets you record and analyze your video (and audio-only files) even as you record it, all the while adding labels. Make buttons for any speaker, player, or event type. Once done, you can upload to your cloud-based V-Note account (create V-Note account here) and share with your computer's or iPad's version of V-Note, or even share with others.

V-Note iPad® Edition

Portable for on-the-go work and easy to use and learn, V-Note iPad® Edition is great for sports, research, or collaborating on video analysis.

V-Note iPad® Edition works similarly to the iPhone Edition. Apply labels to your video or audio even as your record, and then upload your projects for sharing. V-Note iPad® Edition also lets you apply labels to pre-recorded videos or to videos that have been shared with you by someone else. (create V-Note account here) Want to analyze your videos on the couch? V-Note iPad® Edition has got you covered?

V-Note Timelines for Android

If you use external recording devices and you would like to generate a very small timeline-only file to sync up later in our computer-based apps, V-Note Timelines for Android can do that for you.