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Help with fast sports recording on iPhone.

Updated September 5, 2026

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If something is not working, email admin@qubesoftware.com. Include your iPhone model, iOS version, app version, and the steps that led to the problem.

Camera and microphone access

Recording requires Camera access. Audio in recorded clips also requires Microphone access. Open Settings on your iPhone, find Sport Recorder, and confirm the permissions you want to use are enabled.

Auto Rec

Turn on Auto Rec before the action and choose 15, 30, or 60 seconds. Keep Sport Recorder open and active while you wait for the moment, then tap the shutter after the play to save the recent video. Auto Rec does not record in the background.

Bluetooth remote

Pair any standard Bluetooth camera shutter remote in Settings › Bluetooth on your iPhone, the same way you would pair any other accessory. Then open Sport Recorder › Settings › Bluetooth Remote and turn on Enable Remote. Sport Recorder never scans for nearby devices and requests no Bluetooth permission.

One press always starts a recording. Stopping a recording, and saving the recent Auto Rec clip, use the gesture you choose: Single Press is the default, and Double Press guards against a stray press in a pocket. Use Test Your Remote to count your presses and check whether your particular remote is fast enough for Double Press before you rely on it. The remote cannot stop or disable the Auto Rec buffer, and it does not work while the app is in the background.

Flash confirmation

Turn on Flash Confirmation in Bluetooth Remote settings and the camera light reports back after each press: one flash means a recording started, three flashes mean a clip was saved, and two flashes mean nothing happened. It requires a device with a camera light and can be turned off at any time.

The remote is not responding

Check the Status row in Bluetooth Remote settings first. It distinguishes a remote that is not detected from one that has gone to sleep — most shutter remotes idle out after a few minutes, and a single press wakes them. If Status still reports no remote, confirm the accessory is connected in Settings › Bluetooth, then reopen Sport Recorder. If presses land but nothing happens, check whether you are set to Double Press and your remote cannot send two presses quickly enough; Test Your Remote will tell you, and Single Press works on every remote.

Standard recording

Use Standard Record when you know the sequence is about to start or when you want a complete drill or longer take. Start recording and stop when the action ends.

Tags and Photos albums

Create up to five custom tags for players, teams, moments, or review categories. Choosing a tag on the post-save screen adds the clip to a matching album in Apple Photos. You can also set a default tag that is applied automatically to clips saved with the remote; clips you save on screen still ask which tag to use.

Clip storage and deletion

Clips remain under your device and Photos-library controls. If a play was not a keeper, delete the new clip from the post-save tagging screen. Deletion may not be reversible from inside the app.

Privacy

Sport Recorder does not require an account, and the developer does not collect data. Read the Privacy Policy for details.