FanEye
A DISPUTED POINT · A CLEARER LOOK

Can't see the line? Look together.

When players disagree about the last point, replay can provide another look. It is a reference for a human decision, not an automatic verdict.

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Find the moment before the landing

After tapping Challenge, use the skip controls to approach the key moment. Pause and move frame by frame instead of judging only from fast playback.

Compare more than one frame

Look at the shuttle's motion, the visible line and surrounding frames. Main replay zoom and the landing-detail view can help inspection, but cannot guarantee certainty.

Check the original camera view

Players, blur, dark lighting, reflections and camera perspective may hide the landing. If you have multiple cameras, compare their recorded views.

Know when the footage is inconclusive

Do not turn an unclear frame into a confident IN or OUT decision. Follow the arrangement agreed by the players or the event's officials.

Make the next replay more useful

Before the next game, reposition the phone so the important line remains visible. Test a short replay and avoid player paths when placing a stand.

What FanEye actually does

FanEye preserves recent footage for slow-motion and frame-by-frame viewing. It does not automatically identify the landing, judge lines or replace professional officiating equipment.

Replay is a reference, not an automatic verdict.

FanEye does not automatically detect the shuttle landing or decide IN or OUT. Players or officials review the footage. Device, lighting and network conditions matter.

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