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Recording guide · Veo

Veo Cam 2/3 and Veo Go

Recordings live on Veo's platform. Download the full game before Veo deletes it.

Needs the maker's subscription

Look out for "Unverified – check against your app"

Steps with that label aren't confirmed in the maker's help, or depend on your app or firmware version. Check them on your own device, and follow the maker's help if anything differs.

What it is

Veo cameras record the match to Veo's platform, where you watch and download it at app.veo.co. A Veo subscription is needed.

Own subscription or cloud? A Veo subscription is needed to record and to reach your recordings.

What you need

  • Your Veo camera and Veo account

  • A computer or phone browser to download from app.veo.co

Before match day

  1. Step 1:

    Charge everything the night before

    Camera, phone and any power bank you use.

  2. Step 2:

    Check there's storage space

    Clear space on the card, phone or account before match day – after copying off anything you want to keep.

  3. Step 3:

    Type the match details into Veo

    Team names, kit colours, opponent and kick-off. Squono's match setup card shows them ready to copy. Entering them in Squono does not configure your camera.

On match day

  1. Step 1:

    Setting up and recording: unverified – see the maker's help

    Unverified – check against your app

    Squono hasn't been able to confirm these steps. Follow the maker's own instructions.

    Maker's help(opens in a new tab)

After the match: get your file out and upload it

  1. Step 1:

    On a computer

    Go to app.veo.co > open the match > Download > Download full game.

    Open app.veo.co(opens in a new tab)

  2. Step 2:

    On a phone browser

    Open the match at app.veo.co > gear icon > Download.

  3. Step 3:

    You get the follow-cam view only

    The download is an MP4 of the follow-cam view.

  4. Step 4:

    Open Upload in Squono

    Use a computer or a phone on Wi-Fi. Big match files upload far more reliably on Wi-Fi than on mobile data.

    Go to Upload →

  5. Step 5:

    Choose the team, then the match

    Pick the fixture the recording belongs to, so the video appears on the right match page.

  6. Step 6:

    Choose the full match file

    Under "What is it?" choose "Full match (one file)". MP4 or MOV works best. Keep the page open until the upload has finished.

  7. Step 7:

    Wait for processing

    Squono's video provider processes the file. Long matches can take a while. You can leave the page once the upload has finished.

  8. Step 8:

    Review, then publish

    When the video is ready for review, watch a little of it, check it's the right match, choose who can see it and publish. Nothing is published automatically.

    Open Review →

File format

  • MP4

  • Download resolution

    Unverified – check against your app

    Not confirmed in Veo's help.

Before the maker deletes it

  • Veo deletes recordings after 12 or 6 months

    12 months on Team and Club plans. 6 months on Starter and Veo Go. Download anything you want to keep well before then.

Upload tips

  • Squono plays matches at up to 1080p

    Uploading a 4K file is fine, but viewers will see it at up to 1080p in Squono.

  • HEVC and H.264 both work

    Squono's video provider processes both. You don't need to convert files before uploading.

  • Very large files

    Very large single files haven't all been tested yet. If an upload is refused for size, split the recording (for example by half) and upload each part to the same fixture.

Costs and clouds

  • Veo subscription

    Needed to record and download.

  • Squono doesn't need the maker's plan to play your video

    Once you've uploaded the file, Squono handles playback. You may still need the maker's plan to record and download.

Important

Match-day checklist: Veo Cam 2/3 and Veo Go

0 of 12 done · saved on this device only

Before you leave home
At the ground
After the match

Sources

Makers change their apps. If a menu doesn't match, the maker's own help is the final word. Squono is independent. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with any camera maker named in these guides.