Veo Go uses multiple iPhones to capture a football match; each assigned a specific role. This guide explains the two device roles—Controller and Camera—to help you set up your recording correctly.
Important Note:
Veo Go is currently available only in the UK and is compatible exclusively with iPhones.
| Controller | Camera | |
|---|---|---|
| Devices Needed | One iPhone or one iPad | Two iPhones |
| Model Compatibility |
Any iPhone is compatible. Make sure it's running on the latest iOS version. |
Requires iPhones with an ultra-wide camera for optimal pitch coverage. You can learn more about compatible devices here Veo Go: Supported iPhones & Compatibility Guide |
| Role | Manages the setup process and has access to a live preview of both remote cameras. |
Records each half of the football match. |
| Position During Recording | It can be used to monitor live previews or set aside. | Mounted on the tripod, extended into the air. |
| Video Access | Owns the recording but cannot view the video until both cameras have uploaded their recordings. | No access to the combined recording unless shared by the controller. |
| Log in needed? | Yes, you must be logged in to use the controller device. | There is no need to log in; you just need the Veo Go app installed. |
Key Takeaways
- The Controller manages the recording setup and can preview the match in real time.
- The Camera devices record each half of the pitch but cannot access the video unless shared.
- The final recording is only accessible after both Camera devices upload their footage.
📌 Want to learn more? Check out our Veo Go Setup Guide.