Tutorial Video
How to Upload Videos to Futnet: Step-by-Step Instructions and Helpful Tips
What you will learn in the tutorial
- How to properly upload your gameplay videos to the Futnet platform
- Which gameplay moves are truly useful for a professional evaluation
- How to prepare videos for a clearer, more effective, and more reliable evaluation
- The most common mistakes to avoid when filming and uploading
How uploading works, step by step
1
Log in to your Futnet profile and select the active evaluation request
2
Select the technical area for which you need to upload the video
3
Upload the required videos respecting the format and dimensions
4
Complete all required technical areas
5
Submit your request: your material will be taken care of by Futnet scouts
Each review request will only be officially processed after all requested videos have been uploaded.
What to film
The more faithful the video is to what happens on the pitch, the more useful the evaluation will be.
Real stocks
Match footage, not isolated training sessions, to show the game in its real context.
Game Situations
The images must convey the rhythm, choices, and development of the action in a clear and continuous way.
Decisions
With and without the ball, you can understand the player’s timing, intentions and tactical responsibilities.
Movements and tempos
Also observe the work away from the ball: positioning, movements and reading of spaces.
Engagement
Outside the main action he speaks of continuity, attention and willingness to play.
Technical specifications
To ensure the highest quality of evaluations, it is essential to follow some technical specifications when producing videos:
- Accepted video format: MP4 (H264 codec)
- Maximum size per single video: 200 MB
- Recommended resolution: at least 720p (1280×720 pixels)
- Number of videos: 3 to 6, depending on the technical area
- No automatic moderation: videos are evaluated directly by professionals
Security and Use of Content
Videos are used exclusively for technical evaluation. The content remains protected within the Futnet platform and will be visible to Clubs once the evaluation is complete.
Videos are used exclusively for technical evaluation. The content remains protected within the Futnet platform and will be visible to Clubs once the evaluation is complete.
How to film
Some tips for getting quality videos
Stable and continuous shooting, without cuts or editing
Framing that allows you to follow the player over time
Avoid frequent zooms and changes in framing
Unnecessary audio: it’s what you see that counts
Sufficient light and a clear field of view