Forgot to run the scoreboard, or got something wrong mid-match? Open Analyse on any recorded session and press the SB button in the timeline toolbar — the scoreboard console docks beside the timeline, and every tap records a scoreboard event at the playhead instead of driving a live board
The preview shows exactly what the board will look like at any point in the video — scrub to check your work; events appear on a mini timeline (click to seek, drag-bar between panels, move-to-playhead and delete on every event)
Live matches log every console tap automatically, so a live-operated game arrives in the editor ready to correct — fix the mistimed try, delete the fat-finger, re-render
Burn to MP4 (new)
Render the edited scoreboard into new per-angle MP4s — pick angles and encoder (Intel QSV ~7× realtime; libx264/libx265 for software encoding), watch progress in the panel, and navigate away freely — burns run on the server and a live badge on the sessions list and session page tracks them
The clean master is never touched; a toggle beside the Analyse angle selector swaps playback to the burned copy, and the session page gains play/download buttons for it
Optionally promote the burned MP4 to be THE master (cuts, downloads and uploads then carry the board) — the original is kept and the swap is fully undoable; burn quality matches the source bitrate
Live Console
Late entry — press-and-hold any score, clock or card button and pick "30s / 1m / 2m ago" — the board updates now, the match timeline records the real moment, and a backdated clock start immediately reads the elapsed time it should
The Analyse scoreboard panel and session-page widget are compact on desktop (full working set visible, no giant phone buttons), the preview shows just the board instead of the whole empty frame, and the popped-out console window now carries the match timeline with it
Cards & Sin Bins (new)
Yellow, orange and red card indicators on every scoreboard design, placed per theme (inline beside teams or the period on bar and box designs, a draggable block on the rest) — and hideable per template with the new Cards checkbox in the design editor
Rugby sin bins — one tap starts a 10-minute yellow or 20-minute orange countdown on the board (World Rugby 20-minute red card / Top 14 carton orange). Countdowns run on MATCH time — they pause and resume with the game clock, exactly as the laws require — and burn frame-accurately into rendered MP4s
Analyse
The top navigation bar is gone on the Analyse page — the working surface gets the extra height, and Back lives in the page header as before