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How to Use TeamTV as a Referee

Accessing matches, reviewing your performance, and creating playlists

TeamTV provides referees with targeted access to specific exchange pools within a sport, in collaboration with national sport federations. As a referee, you can review your officiated matches and use powerful analysis tools to support your development.

1. What Can Referees Do in TeamTV?

✅ View exchanged matches

You can rewatch the matches you officiated that have been shared through the federation’s exchange system.

🚫 No Download rights

Referees cannot Download videos. All viewing is done within the TeamTV platform.

🎥 Review your own matches

You can watch your full match recordings at any time to evaluate your decisions, positioning, and communication.

📌 Use playlists to collect key moments

Playlists allow you to mark, save, and review important situations from a match—such as fouls, advantage situations, positioning issues, or key decisions.

2. Creating a Playlist

A Playlist helps you organize specific moments you want to revisit or discuss with others.

Steps to create a playlist:

1. Open the match you want to analyze.
2. Navigate to the Playlist or Tagging section.
3. Click Create Playlist.
4. Play the match and pause at a moment you want to capture.
5. Add a tag or clip to the Playlist (e.g., “Advantage call”, “Positioning”, “Communication”).
6. Continue adding all the moments you want to review.

👉 For a more detailed guide, see: “How to Create a Playlist”.
(You can link to your help article here.)

3. Using Playlists for Personal Development

With playlists you can:

• Document your learning points
• Rewatch key decisions to reflect on your performance
• Quickly compare similar situations across multiple matches
• Prepare for referee courses or evaluations

Playlists become your personal library of moments that matter.

4. Involving an Instructor or Mentor

To support referee development, TeamTV allows you to share your playlists.

You can:

• Add an instructor, assessor, or mentor to your playlist
• Allow them to review your selected clips
• Let them add their own Tags or comments
• Use the shared Playlist for feedback sessions or evaluations

This makes remote coaching simple and effective.

5. Federation Use Cases

Some sport federations also use TeamTV to:

• Provide guidelines for consistent decision-making
• Share examples of correct and incorrect calls
• Align referees on positioning, mechanics, or rule interpretation
• Offer centralized training material through playlists

This ensures referees across the sport develop using the same standards.