By default, all skills except reception have a timing of c(-5, 3), meaning that the video clip will start 5 seconds before the recorded time of the event and end 3 seconds after its recorded time. Reception has a timing of c(-2, 6) (because reception usually has the same timestamp as the serve)
Arguments
- ...
: named parameters that will override the defaults. Each parameter should be a two-element numeric vector
- x
data.frame: a data.frame of timings that will override the defaults, with columns
skill,phase,start_offset(start offset in seconds, default = -5), andduration(duration in seconds, default = 8)
Value
For ov_video_timing a named list, with names corresponding to skills ("Serve", "Reception", etc). For ov_video_timing_df, a data.frame with columns skill, phase, start_offset, and duration
Details
ov_video_timing_df accepts and returns a data.frame rather than a named list. The data.frame format also allows timings to be differentiated by play phase ("Reception" vs "Transition").
Examples
## defaults
ov_video_timing()
#> $Serve
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Reception
#> [1] -2 6
#>
#> $Set
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Attack
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Block
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Dig
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Freeball
#> [1] -5 3
#>
## with different settings for serve and reception
ov_video_timing(serve = c(-2, 2), reception = c(-3, 1))
#> $Serve
#> [1] -2 2
#>
#> $Reception
#> [1] -3 1
#>
#> $Set
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Attack
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Block
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Dig
#> [1] -5 3
#>
#> $Freeball
#> [1] -5 3
#>
## as data.frame
ov_video_timing_df(data.frame(skill = "Set", phase = "Transition",
start_offset = -5, duration = 10))
#> skill phase start_offset duration
#> 1 Set Transition -5 10
#> 2 Serve Serve -5 8
#> 3 Reception Reception -2 8
#> 4 Set Reception -5 8
#> 5 Attack Reception -5 8
#> 6 Attack Transition -5 8
#> 7 Block Reception -5 8
#> 8 Block Transition -5 8
#> 9 Dig Transition -5 8
#> 10 Freeball Reception -5 8
#> 11 Freeball Transition -5 8