Vodon Pro

Most players of Esports titles are aware of what a "VOD" review entails, and if you're looking to get coached or analyze your plays with the intention to improve, where do you go? Programs designed for all sorts of duties exist, so it isn't surprising to see a video player built specifically for VOD reviews. Sure, your everyday video player could get you by just fine, but a dedicated tool will always be more efficient.

Vodon Pro is one such tool, and though it has the markings of a conventional video player, it affords users a whole suite of features that makes reviewing their plays that much easier: synchronize multiple videos, play them all at the same time, and annotate and bookmark the important parts.

The ability to simultaneously play multiple videos within a single interface may not seem like much to some, but in the context of reviewing one's plays in an Esports title, it can make all the difference. Starting out with the app is as easy as dropping your clips in, and heading to the Review tab.

You can add as many videos as you like, though that'll be at the expense of your computer's processing power. The Review interface lends itself especially well to working with multiple clips: clicking Play on the primary video will simultaneously begin playback for all your other videos.

While analyzing their plays, users can annotate their clips in different ways. Pencils, arrows, shapes, and ellipses are at your disposal, and to further that, the bookmarking function allows one to highlight specific parts of their videos.

Aside from that, the robust controls provided by the hotkeys allow for an even tighter control over one's videos. Use the slow and fast motion modes, review your plays frame-by-frame, and rewind when necessary.

Overall, Vodon Pro is a tool whose value is especially apparent when tackling VOD reviews. Being able to add clips from multiple perspectives, have everything synchronized, and annotate plays on a frame-by-frame basis are functions that can serve one very well.