You can search for games to add to your Console download queue. This article will describe how to search for games, review their results, and preview their media. To learn how to add games to your Console check out Managing the Download Queue.

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Searching for Games
Reviewing Search Results
Previewing Panel

Searching for Games 

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Selecting Teams
Searching by Week
Searching by Date Range

Selecting Teams

You can select teams to search for by clicking on the Select Teams button. Once you have selected your teams they’ll appear in a list on the right side of the page. Your team selections will be remembered after you close or log out of the webpage.  To view all Game Files for the selected teams select the Search button

You can filter the result list on only the Uploading team by selecting the Team name in the result list.

You can remove teams by deselecting them from the menu or by removing them from the list.

Searching by Date Range

You can search for games within a particular period of time by selecting the Date Range radio button. Once selected, you’ll be able to set a start and end date for your search.  

Filtering Game Files

You can filter the game files that appear in search results by using the Phase and Status filters.  Phase will allow you to filter by Game Part, whereas Status will allow you to filter to identify game files that have or have not been downloaded.

Reviewing Search Results

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Game naming convention

Exchange stores all media assets associated with a game in a single view. Games are displayed with the team logos, game date, and a count of the assets associated with it. Typically, a game will have at least seven files associated with it (offense, defense, and special teams files from both the home and away team and one full sequence file). Any other files associated with the game (PDF’s, XML’s, etc.) will also be displayed within the game. Teams are represented in each game file by their NFL four-character team code. 

1. This is the representation of a game and all of its associated files.
2. This is an example of a game part uploaded by the visiting team. 
3. A team logo will display for the owner of the uploaded content. 
4. An indication that the asset has been downloaded.
5. This is an example of a game part file uploaded by the home team. 

Game naming convention

Games are displayed based on the convention below

<GAMEID> <AwayTeamCode> <@> <HomeTeamCode> <GameDate>

Game Part naming conventions

Game Parts names are generated based on the game information and shooter. Game Parts are displayed based on the convention below. 

<GameD> <ShooterTeamCode> <GamePart> < vs/@ > <OpponentTeamCode>

Preview Panel

You can use the preview panel on the right-hand window by clicking on its row. The preview section will display the asset and details about the file. If you’re the owner of the file you have the option to delete it from this section as well. 

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Asset Preview
Download, Edit, Delete
Main 
Game
Video & Asset Detail
Download History

Asset Preview

This section allows you to preview an asset.  

Download, Edit, Delete

The section allows you to download any assets. The edit and delete buttons are available on all the assets you own. 

Main 

The Main section will provide Exchange details about the assets.

Game

The Game section provides details on the game information for the selected asset.  

Video & Asset Detail

The Video and Asset Detail sections provide technical information regarding the asset. 

Assets uploaded with Console version 20.0.0.63 or later will capture the following media file properties during upload which are also displayed below. 

• File Format
• File Size
• Codec
• Bitrate

Download History

You can review which organizations have downloaded your Exchange files through the Download History section.