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Pause and Rewind Live Video with Video Pencil’s New Shuttle Wheel

Precision playback and time travel are now at your fingertips with Video Pencil

Video Pencil has always made annotating videos easy. Now, with the introduction of the Shuttle Wheel, sports coaches and educators gain fine-tuned control over playback, transforming how they interact with video content. Move seamlessly through frames, pause, zoom and rewind with the precision needed to capture every detail.

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Video Pencil’s Scrub Wheel in action

Enhanced Integration with CueCam Presenter

Shuttle through videos playing on your Mac using your iPad.

Experience Video Pencil at its best with CueCam Presenter on your Mac. CueCam lets you load videos directly to your Mac, displaying them in real-time on your iPad for instant annotation.

With the Shuttle Wheel, your iPad provides precise control over playback on your Mac, enabling you to pause, rewind, and mark up video on your iPad screen with remarkable accuracy.

As you draw, CueCam allows you to record the annotated result or share it live on video calls, making it an invaluable tool for presentations and coaching sessions.

Introducing Action Replay in Video Pencil

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Action Replay lets you pause and rewind any connected camera source – from the iPad’s own camera to USB and NDI cameras.

If you’re using a Mac, anything you’re sharing via CueCam can be rewound, opening up a world of creative possibilities.

Just tap the pause button or jog the Shuttle Wheel, and the live feed is ready for precise, frame-by-frame annotation.

With the rolling buffer and on-device Picture-in-Picture, your iPad storage remains optimized, and users can set recording lengths from 5 seconds up to 10 minutes.

Save key moments to your library, or share them instantly on social media – all with the effortless control and reliability Video Pencil is known for.

Action Replay

$19.99 Lifetime Purchase.

Included in CueCam Presenter subscription.

Pause and rewind live video using the shuttle wheel.

Works with connected cameras over USB or any NDI feed.

Live feed continues to play picture-in-picture.

Rolling buffer means you won't run out of storage.

Configurable buffer size from 5 seconds to 10 minutes.

Save clips for instant replay via Video Pencil’s library, or share on social media.

N.B. Does not record audio... yet...

Use Cases

Live stream sporting events

Send an NDI feed from your switcher to Video Pencil, use Video Pencil as another source via NDI or an Apple TV, and you can switch to telestrated action replays at any time, replaying whatever just happened or exciting moments from earlier in the game, while the live feed continues picture-in-picture.

Classrooms and labs

Point your iPad at an exercise, or connect multiple USB cameras to your iPad via a hub (e.g. USB microscopes). Whichever camera is currently visible can be paused, replayed, and annotated. Save key moments as clean clips for future reference.

Efficient Recordings

Point your iPad camera at something that might be interesting, and only save a clip after something happens.

Remote coaching

Capture your client's performance during an exercise by sharing your Zoom window with CueCam Presenter and then run back through, drawing as you go.

Gaming

Rewind live gameplay and annotate your victories and mistakes with your iPad.

Designed and built by Michael Forrest

Michael Forrest, the creator behind Shoot Pro Webcam, Video Pencil, Beat Sheet, and CueCam Presenter, has developed a suite of integrated video tools that elevate video calls and production workflows for individuals.

Over the past two years, Michael has collaborated closely with communities like Squares TV, Office Hours Global, and Ecamm Live, continuously innovating to bring broadcast-level production values within reach of every user.

For further comments or interview requests, please contact Michael at

michael@squares.tv⁠

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