Import and split into rallies
Import a match in the Web app and get a rally timeline, so you can jump to meaningful rallies instead of scrubbing blindly through the full video.
BADMINTON VIDEO ANALYSIS SOFTWARE
If you are looking for badminton video analysis software, the real question is not whether the app can play video. It is whether it breaks a match into rallies you can revisit one by one and lets you move on to technique comparison. Duolian on the Web does that in your browser, with the same account as the iOS app.

BADMINTON VIDEO ANALYSIS SOFTWARE
Many tools stop at playback. They can show the clip, trim the clip, or export the clip. That is useful, but it does not solve the harder review problem: which rally matters and what happened in that point.
Duolian on the Web turns a match into a readable rally timeline. Every rally has a thumbnail and a start and end time you can replay one by one. When a cut is off, drag its boundary on the timeline; edits are saved automatically.
Keep the rallies worth sharing as exported clips, and when a rally points to a technique issue, use the same account for motion comparison. It all happens in the browser, on a screen big enough to see the detail.
REVIEW WORKFLOW
The shortest useful path is to read the match structure first and only then go deeper into movement.
Import a match in the Web app and get a rally timeline, so you can jump to meaningful rallies instead of scrubbing blindly through the full video.
If a rally was cut in the wrong place, drag its start or end on the timeline. Export the rallies you want to keep or share as clips.
When a rally points to a technique issue, compare your motion with a reference or submit a cloud 3D comparison to see the difference.
FAQ
Editing tools are mainly for cutting and exporting. Duolian is shaped around review: rally detection, rally-by-rally playback and motion comparison in one workflow.
Both. Coaches can anchor feedback to a specific rally, while players can use the same workflow for self-review after training or matches.
No. The Web app runs in your browser and signs in with the same account as the iOS app. Analysis time and comparison counts share one membership allowance with the app.
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