user20167: A couple of years ago I reacll seeing something on a crowd funding platform.  It was a way to 'tag' or 'mark' a portion of a video during live recording. i.e. if you just had a sports play that you wanted to find, you could just "click the button" to mark it.  Then, later on, you could have the computer s/w search for the marks.  it seemed like it would be useful for sports recording.  Has anyone seen something like this?
Thanks for your help.
Mark

user14523: The answer to this largely depends on your budget and use case. If you are a TV network, especially a sports-centric network, many media asset management (MAM) systems add the logging capability on top of their existing search, organization, and workflow pieces. For example, Dalet has Sports Logger.

20167: <p>A couple of years ago I reacll seeing something on a crowd funding platform.  It was a way to 'tag' or 'mark' a portion of a video during live recording. i.e. if you just had a sports play that you wanted to find, you could just "click the button" to mark it.  Then, later on, you could have the computer s/w search for the marks.  it seemed like it would be useful for sports recording.  Has anyone seen something like this?</p>

<p>Thanks for your help.</p>

<p>Mark</p>
 14523: <p>The answer to this largely depends on your budget and use case. If you are a TV network, especially a sports-centric network, many <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_asset_management" rel="nofollow noreferrer">media asset management</a> (MAM) systems add the logging capability on top of their existing search, organization, and workflow pieces. For example, Dalet has <a href="http://www.dalet.com/modules/sports-logger" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Sports Logger</a>.</p>
