You can use this adaptor set if your tripod has a 3/8" thread and you need to get to a 1/4" so you can attach the quick release plate adaptor that comes with the Veo camera.- If your Veo camera quick release plate adaptor breaks or you lose it then you won't be able to mount your camera on top of your tripod. You can order this quick release plate adaptor as a replacement.
- If your Veo camera quick release plate adaptor breaks or you lose it then you won't be able to mount your camera on top of your tripod. You can order this quick release plate adaptor as a replacement.
- If you need a Veo camera tripod that's smaller/more portable than the Manfrotto 12 ft or if your tripod is damaged and you need a quick replacement this tripod is a good option (be sure to use it with sandbags) that you can have shipped to you quickly.
- If you're playing in an away tournament or road game and trying to upload Veo camera games from your hotel or the field then you'll want to try out this Travel Router/Wi-Fi Bridge from TP-Link.
- Charging your Veo camera on the field or in your car is easy with this portable battery for your soccer camera. We share a video below on how we use this battery to charge our camera in between games.
- After leaving our Veo camera at the field we bought these AirTags to put into the camera case to keep track of our camera.
- This Veo camera tripod case has a handle and wheels for hauling your 12 ft Manfrotto tripod to the soccer complex and through the airport. The outer shell protects the tripod if you check it on the plane. Your tripod fits into the wheeled bottom portion and then you slide the upper section with the pull handle over your tripod - securing the tripod in with a TSA approved locking pin.
- If your Veo camera power cord is damaged or lost you won't be able to charge your soccer camera in between games. You can order this Veo camera charger as a replacement (for Veo camera 1 only).
- This Veo camera tripod case has a handle and wheels for pulling your Manfrotto tripod around the airport and soccer complex. The plastic shell protects your tripod when you check it on the airplane. You slide your tripod into the wheeled bottom section then place the top section with the pull handle over your tripod and secure the case with a TSA approved locking pin.
- The Inseego MiFi M2000 has livestreamed over 100 soccer games for our teams in Phoenix, Orlando, Vegas, Omaha, St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Wichita, Des Moines, and Denver. We've used the 5G hotspot to stream live games and to upload many Gigs of game footage to the cloud. The battery life, strength of connection, and speed of service with T-Mobile has been great for us.
- Charging your Veo camera on the field or on your tripod is easy with this power bank for your soccer camera. We use this battery to charge our camera in between games or during the match to get enough juice to finish recording or streaming.
- This Veo camera tripod bag is padded to protect your tripod, has carry handles so you can throw it over your shoulder, straps so you can cinch it up when flying, and comes in two sizes so you can use it for your 12ft Manfrotto tripod or your 23ft tripod as well. We've used it to fly to Orlando, Phoenix, Las Vegas and our tripod has made through the airport and to the soccer complex each time. It doesn't offer as much protection as the tripod travel case but it's cheaper and lighter.
- If you need a Veo camera monopod that you can use in the bleachers for basketball games, high school soccer games, hockey games, or anytime you're sitting in a stadium or bleachers then this is a good tripod alternative. The locking feet and adjustable height make it a good portable option for recording games on the go (works for Veo 1 and Veo 2 cameras)
- The Solis Lite hotspot has livestreamed soccer games for our teams in California, Florida, Illinois, and Missouri. This mobile hotspot from Solis has helped us with streaming games, uploading footage, and traveling with our sports cameras. The speed, ability to pay for data as we go, and the ability to switch between carriers has been great for us.
- If you need a Veo camera tilt mount that you can use when you need to tilt the camera for a better recording angle then this is a good and cheap tripod tilt option. The large knob makes it easy to tighten & loosen and quickly adjust and re-tighten the mount as you adjust the camera to capture the field. The 360 degree capability of the ballhead mount means it's easy to move and adjust to the camera to catch any angle from the sideline (works for Veo 1 and Veo 2 cameras).
- For a portable Veo camera tripod that's smaller and cheaper than the Manfrotto 12 ft this tripod is a good option that you can have shipped to you quickly. This is a great tripod if you're going to be flying with your camera - easier to take on the plane, fit into your rental car, and haul around to games. Some airlines may allow you to carry on this tripod.
- For a soccer livestream speaker that's waterproof, durable for soccer travel, and a battery good for tournament weekends this JBL bluetooth speaker is a good option with minimal setup. Play by play on Veo livestream or game commentary on Hudl, Trace, Pixellot, Reeplayer, or other AI sports cameras is pretty simple once you get this speaker and install an app on your phone (see video below)
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This soccer camera portable battery from Jackery has saved us more than once on a soccer roadtrip. If you travel all the way to play you want to be sure you can record or stream the game once it begins. Hard to do with a dead camera, which is why we're a fan of this travel charger.
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This soccer camera travel case protects your camera and holds your extra gear. Need a case bigger than the one from Veo? You can store two cameras OR one camera and your accessories. Or if your camera case zipper breaks this is a good replacement. It's also camera "version proof", if a new camera comes out with a new shape you can adjust this case to the new version.
- Sale! Veo Camera Rookie is for soccer families or teams who just bought a Veo camera or will be getting one in the near future. If you have a question about how your team will use the camera to capture great game video, we've answered it in "Veo Rookie". The guide will walk you through all your firsts with the camera to help you capture your game video. What should you do when your camera arrives to get ready to record? What should you expect that first game? What mistakes should you avoid? After almost 1000 recordings across 100 teams we've captured everything you'll want to know about your camera:
- Tripod sizes & adapters
- Uploads
- Sharing Video
- Downloading Footage
- Recording Games
- Battery Management
- Team Setup
- Away Tournaments
- Lots more...
The Veo rookie guide helped me understand what to expect when using the system, as it’s full of tips and tricks and best practices that you’ll only ever get from an experienced user. I recommend reading it before or along with purchasing the camera so you are ready to go the day your Veo arrives.
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- Sale! This Veo Camera Freelance guide is for you if you’re a team or family that wants to help cover the cost of your Veo camera by making it available to other teams in your area to record soccer games. We've been helping teams locally and around the U.S. record games for the last year and covering our costs of the camera in the process. Here we share all the details about how it works and we answer the questions you'll have about things like:
- Pricing / Rates / Plans
- Video Access / Sharing
- Your Expenses
- Billing
- Scheduling
- Recording Logistics
- Terms and Conditions
- Marketing
- Lessons Learned
- Lots more...
