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# Watch several angles at once

Watch up to four angles of a swing at once on iPad (two on iPhone) and choose what each panel shows: a camera, 3D, the kinematic sequence or pressure.

Works on: iPhone and iPad. On iPad you can show up to four panels at once; on iPhone, up to two.

When a video has more than one view, the Onform player can show them side by side: face-on and down-the-line from a [Multi-Cam](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/record-and-import/how-to-use-the-multi-cam-feature-to-record-multiple-camera-angles-simultaneously.md) or [Multi-Cam MAX](/sports/launch-monitors-and-golf-hardware/multi-cam-max-overview.md) recording, a golf swing's 3D model, its kinematic sequence, or a pressure trace from a [Sensor Edge pressure mat](/sports/launch-monitors-and-golf-hardware/sensor-edge-pressure-mat.md). All the panels play in sync.

## Before you start

* You need a video with more than one view. Videos with more than one camera angle are marked with a multi-angle icon in your Library.
* 3D and the kinematic sequence are for golf swings filmed at 120 frames per second or more, on plans that include them. See [3D swing data and visuals](/sports/golf-analysis/using-3d-data-and-visualization.md).

## Choose how many panels you see

1. Open the video.
2. Tap **Layout** at the bottom right of the player. On iPhone, if you don't see **Layout**, tap the options button (the sliders icon) and then **Layout**.
3. Choose **1-Panel View**, **2-Panel View**, **3-Panel View** or **4-Panel View**. You'll only see as many choices as the video has views (and no more than two on iPhone).

## Change what a panel shows

Each panel has a small label in its corner: **CAM 1**, **CAM 2** and so on for camera angles (just the number on iPhone), **3D**, **KS** for the kinematic sequence, or **P** for pressure.

1. Tap the label on the panel you want to change.
2. Pick another camera angle, **3D**, **Kinematic Sequence** or **Pressure**.

For example, show face-on in one panel and the 3D model in the other, so your golfer can see their swing and their body movement together.

## Show or hide 3D metrics

If the swing has 3D data, the **Layout** menu also has **Show Metrics** or **Hide Metrics**, and **Edit Metrics** to choose which numbers appear. Hide them if you'd rather show your golfer just the video.

## If something goes wrong

| What you see                               | What to do                                                                                                                                                |
| ------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| There's no **Layout** button               | The video has only one view. Check you opened the Multi-Cam recording (look for the multi-angle icon), not one of the single angles.                      |
| Only **1-Panel View** and **2-Panel View** | You're on iPhone, which shows up to two panels. Open the video on an iPad to see three or four.                                                           |
| **3D** or **KS** isn't in a panel's list   | The swing may not have been filmed at 120 fps or more, or your plan may not include 3D. See [3D questions and answers](/sports/golf-analysis/3d-faqs.md). |

## Related

* [Record from several angles with Multi-Cam](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/record-and-import/how-to-use-the-multi-cam-feature-to-record-multiple-camera-angles-simultaneously.md)
* [Multi-Cam MAX overview and requirements](/sports/launch-monitors-and-golf-hardware/multi-cam-max-overview.md)
* [3D swing data and visuals](/sports/golf-analysis/using-3d-data-and-visualization.md)
* [Beginner's guide to the kinematic sequence](/sports/golf-analysis/beginners-guide-to-kinematic-sequence.md)
* [Compare two videos](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/how-to-compare-videos.md)
* [Golf](/sports/readme.md)


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