VIDEOLOGGER: A computerized multichannel event recorder for analyzing videotapes

The Usefulness of Video Methods for Occupational Therapy and Occupational Science Research

“…Across disciplines, video data are analyzed through both qualitative and quantitative methods. Of particular usefulness in quantitative analysis is the development of computerized coding systems, including CAMERA, Noldus's The Observer Video-Pro, MacSHAPA, ProCoder, VTLOGANL, and VideoLogger (Hecht & Roberts, 1996;Krauss, Morrel-Samuels, & Hochberg, 1988;Sanderson et al, 1994;Tapp & Waldren, 1993). Such systems offer methods of managing video recorders via computer, logging and editing video data, creating data codes and coding data, and analyzing summative results.…”

Review of the Observer 3.0

“…For instance, software written for IBM compatibles (see Repp, Felce & Karsh, 1991) or for the Epson HX-20 hand-held computer (Repp, Felce, Harman, Van Acker & Karsh, 1989) has many similar features to the Observer 3.0 base package. Furthermore, software for coding from videotapes (Krauss, Morrel-Samuels & Hochberg, 1988) has much in common with the Video Tape Analysis support package and is available free of charge.…”

VIDANN: A video annotation system

“…Systems that offer these possibilities include the PROCODER (Tapp & Walden, 1993) and the Observer Video-Pro (Noldus et al, 2000). Other tools that support the annotation and retrieval of video data are the VIDEOLOGGER (Krauss, Morrel-Samuels, & Hochberg, 1988), VideoNoter (Roschelle & Goldman, 1991), VT-LOGANL (Hecht &Roberts, 1996), andObsWin32 (Martin, Oliver, &Hall, 1999), an observationaldata acquisition program that works with digital video (MPEG or AVI).…”