Scoreboard Settings
Configure every aspect of how the scoreboard looks and behaves — from the sport style and team names to clock behavior and on-screen positioning. Access these settings by tapping the scoreboard edit button.
Style & Sport
The scoreboard style determines the sport layout, the scoring controls that appear on screen, and whether a game clock and shot clock are supported. Choose the style that matches your sport before the game begins.
All available styles are listed below, grouped by sport.
Boards without a badge are included free. Boards marked PRO require the PRO in-app upgrade. Some boards work for more than one sport and are listed under each applicable category.
Basketball
Flipboard
Basketball
Simple two-team scoreboard with team names, large two-digit scores, and a period counter in the center. A clean, no-clock layout that also works well for volleyball or any sport that just needs a score and a period number.
Flipboard II PRO
Basketball
Refreshed Flipboard layout that adds a set-score display in the center between the two team scores. Ideal for sports that track two levels of scoring (current period and running set total). Works for basketball or volleyball.
Digiboard
Basketball / Any
Digital-scoreboard aesthetic — retro yellow LED-style numerals on a dark background with an ornamental seven-segment period display in the center. Shows team names, scores, and period only. Works for basketball or any sport with a simple two-team score.
Logoboard PRO
Basketball / Any
Logo-forward design with prominent team logo panels flanking the score. Supports both a game clock and a shot clock, plus an optional game description and score-type row. Works for basketball or any sport with a two-team score.
Multi-Sport / General
Longboard
Any Sport
Wide horizontal strip across the top or bottom of the frame. Shows team names, scores, an optional centered game description, and a combined game type + period label. Score panels resize automatically based on the length of the description.
Longboard II PRO
Any Sport
Updated Longboard with an added set/match panel on the right side that shows "TIED X–X" or "[LEADER] LEADS X–X" between periods. Supports optional team logos and a game-description row.
Clock Longboard PRO
Any Timed Sport
Longboard variant that adds a large, prominent game clock (m:ss) to the layout. Also supports an optional second row for score type (e.g., "Fouls: 3") and game description.
Digiboard
Any Sport
Digital-scoreboard aesthetic with yellow LED-style numerals on a dark background. Shows team names, scores, and period only — no clock. Great as a retro look for any two-team scoring sport.
Logoboard PRO
Any Sport
Logo-forward two-team score with an optional game clock and shot clock. Supports an optional game-description row and a score-type row. Works for basketball or any sport that just needs a big-logo look.
Baseball & Softball
Baseboard
Baseball / Softball
Simple baseball-themed board on a green background. Shows team names, scores (runs), and the current inning number in the center. Nothing more — use Baseboard II if you want balls, strikes, outs, and base-runner tracking.
Baseboard II PRO
Baseball / Softball
Full baseball scoreboard. Shows team names, scores, balls–strikes count, outs, pitch count, inning (TOP/BOT), and three diamond-shaped base indicators that highlight when runners are on base. On-screen controls: five +/− columns for Balls / Strikes / Outs / Pitches / Inning (Balls wrap at 4, Strikes at 3, Outs at 4), a Reset B/S button, tap-to-toggle base buttons, and a Reset Pitches button.
Soccer
Soccerboard PRO
Soccer
Soccer-themed board with a soccer ball graphic in the center and curved side panels for team names and scores. Includes a game clock (typically counting up from 0:00) and an optional description panel.
Futboard PRO
Football / Futbol
Themed board with a green football-field background and two vertical goalposts flanking the score area. Shows team names, scores, and a combined game-type + period label at the top. No game clock — use one of the clock-enabled boards if you need on-screen time.
American Football
Footboard PRO
American Football
Full football broadcast board. Shows team colors, team logos, scores, down & distance, quarter, game clock, play clock, possession indicator, and remaining timeouts (as dashes below each score). Automatic animations: yellow flag banner on PENALTY, "3 Points!" pop on a field goal, full-screen Touchdown celebration. Works with the Scoreboard Remote app.
Pickleball
Pickleboard PRO
Pickleball
Tournament-style pickleball tracker. Shows team names and the current game score, with each completed game preserved as its own column to the left so the full match history is always visible. A serve dot indicates who is serving; a second dot appears in Doubles mode for first vs. second server. Choose Best of 3 or Best of 5 from the on-screen controls. Animated TIMEOUT and FINAL popups are available on demand.
Volleyball
Volleyboard PRO
Volleyball
Volleyball-specific layout that shows each team's current set score and running set count side-by-side. Uses the configurable "Other Color 1/2" settings for the score panel and background so you can match team or venue colors.
Flipboard
Volleyball / Basketball
Classic Flipboard also works for volleyball as a simple two-team score board with a period counter that can stand in for the current set.
Flipboard II PRO
Volleyball / Basketball
Flipboard II's centered set-score display makes it a natural fit for volleyball, letting you show both the current set points and running set total at a glance.
Tennis
Tennisboard PRO
Tennis
Two-player tennis layout showing player names, point score, games per set, and sets per match. When Tennis Scoring is enabled, the point column uses traditional 15 / 30 / 40 / Deuce / Ad notation and advances automatically. Court colors (background and panels) are user-configurable.
Hockey
Hockeyboard PRO
Hockey
Hockey scoreboard with team names, scores, period, and game clock. Includes a dedicated power play clock that appears automatically (colored to match the team on the power play) whenever a penalty timer is running, and clears itself when the penalty expires. Penalty controls are always available on the operator panel and the Scoreboard Remote.
Pool / Billiards
Nine Ball Board PRO
9-Ball Pool
Specialized 9-ball board with team names, scores, a possession arrow that points to the shooting team, and a visual 9-ball rack that shows which balls remain on the table. Optional team logos flank the display.
Tip: You can switch the scoreboard style at any time from the scoreboard settings — even between periods. The new style takes effect immediately on the next recorded frame.
Team Configuration
Identity settings for the two teams and the game itself.
The name displayed for the home team. Keep it short — most scoreboard styles have limited width for team names. Abbreviations (e.g., "LAKERS", "CHI") work well. Tap the library icon next to the field to pick from your saved Team Library, which fills in the name and team color at once.
The name displayed for the visiting team. Same guidelines as the home team name. Tap the library icon to pick from your saved teams.
A short label that categorizes the game, such as "Varsity", "JV", "Playoff", or "Tournament". Tap the picker to choose from your saved Game Type library, or type a custom value. The selected game type is stored separately from the game description so it can be reused across many games.
Optional freeform text shown within or below the scoreboard — for context like "Playoff Game 3" or "Home vs. Away". Tap the picker to choose from your saved Description library. Not all scoreboard styles display this field.
For scoreboards that support multiple scoring modes (such as tennis), this controls what unit the score buttons increment and display. In standard modes this is simply "Points". The Tennisboard can switch between standard numeric and traditional tennis notation (15 / 30 / 40 / Deuce / Ad). Tap the picker to choose from your saved Score Type library for quick access to commonly used modes.
Team Library: Save your frequently used teams once — name and color — and apply them to any game in seconds. Open the Team Library from the scoreboard settings, add a team, and it appears in the picker next to each team name field. Updating a saved team does not retroactively change past recordings.
Colors & Logos
Customize the visual appearance of each team's section of the scoreboard. Score text colors adjust automatically — each score label uses black or white based on which provides better contrast against the team's chosen color.
The primary accent or background color for the home team's side of the scoreboard. A color picker lets you match the team's actual colors. This color appears in the team name band, score background, or both, depending on the scoreboard style.
The primary accent color for the away team's side of the scoreboard.
Some scoreboard styles support one or two additional accent colors for elements like the background, dividers, or clock area. These are labeled "Other Color 1" and "Other Color 2" in the settings.
When On, displays a team logo image in the home team's section of the scoreboard instead of (or alongside) the solid color block. The logo image is configured separately in the scoreboard editor. When Off, only the team color is shown.
Supported formats: PNG, JPEG, and PDF. PDF is recommended if your logo was originally designed as vector art: ScoreCam renders the first page of the PDF at 2× the page size when you import it, so the resulting image is cleaner and sharper than exporting a low-resolution PNG from your design tool. The transparent background of a PDF (or PNG) also lets the team color show through around the logo shape.
Default: Off
Same as above for the away team.
Default: Off
When On, both team names are displayed at the same font size regardless of their length, giving the scoreboard a consistent, symmetric appearance. When Off, longer names may render at a slightly reduced size to fit within the available space.
Default: On
Position & Size
Control where the scoreboard appears on the video frame and how large it is.
Choose one of six positions for the scoreboard on the video frame.
Top LeftUpper-left corner
Top CenterUpper-center, horizontally centered
Top RightUpper-right corner (broadcast convention)
Bottom LeftLower-left corner
Bottom CenterLower-center, horizontally centered
Bottom RightLower-right corner
Default: Bottom Center
The size of the scoreboard expressed as a percentage of its default size. 100% is the designed default. Reduce to make the scoreboard smaller and leave more room for the game action. Typical values: 70–110%.
Default: 100%
Fine-tunes how far the scoreboard sits from the edges of the frame. There are four margin values: left, right, top, and bottom. Adjust these if the scoreboard overlaps with on-field graphics, sideline markings, or referee areas.
On-Screen Controls
On-screen controls are the small operator panel that appears on top of the camera preview so you can update scores, the clock, the period, and other game state without a second device. Most scoreboards show a simple + / − panel; the boards below have full custom control panels tailored to the sport.
Boards with custom on-screen control panels: Footboard, Pickleboard, Baseboard II, Logoboard, Clock Longboard, Soccerboard, Nine Ball Board, Hockeyboard.
Tap-to-Edit Fields
Several labels on the control panels are directly tappable, so you can update them without opening Scoreboard Settings:
- Team name — on the Clock and Hockey control panels, tap either team's name at the top to open the Team Library picker. Choose a saved team to swap in the name and color instantly.
- Period / Quarter — on Footboard, Pickleboard, Clock, and Hockey controls, tap the period label to open the period pad. Includes Half and Final defaults plus any custom labels you've saved (see Custom Period Labels below).
- Score entry — on Footboard, tap either score to open a numeric entry pad and set the value directly instead of tapping +/− repeatedly.
Move the Controls Panel
Long-press anywhere on the control panel background, then drag to reposition it. The panel snaps into place when you release. Positions are saved per orientation (portrait and landscape are independent) and stored on the active Scoreboard Profile, so each profile can have its own layout.
Panel Size & Opacity
Inside the profile detail view, the On-Screen Controls section includes sliders that let you resize the controls panel and adjust its opacity over the camera preview. Make the panel smaller and lower its opacity when you want a cleaner view of the game; make it larger and fully opaque when you're actively scoring.
Reset Position
If you've dragged the panel somewhere awkward, open Scoreboard Profile Detail → On-Screen Controls and tap Reset Position. This restores the default location for the current orientation. The size and opacity sliders live in the same section.
Custom Period Labels
The period pad (opened either from on-screen controls or from Scoreboard Remote) is not limited to numbers. Type any short label — OT, OT 1, OT 2, SO (shootout), or a specific label your sport uses — and it will appear on the scoreboard. Half and Final are always available as one-tap presets. Any custom labels you enter are saved to the label picker so they can be reused instantly for the rest of the game and future games.
Tip: If you have a Scoreboard Remote connected, enable Hide Controls When Connected in App Settings › Scoreboard Remote so the on-screen panel disappears once the remote takes over, giving the camera operator a completely clean view.
Game Clock
Settings for the primary game clock shown on scoreboards that support a timer. Not all scoreboard styles include a game clock — these settings only apply when the selected style supports one.
Toggle the clock display on or off. Even if the scoreboard style supports a clock, you can hide it here (for example, if you only want to show scores without a timer).
Default: On (when supported)
The time the clock starts at when a new period or session begins. For count-down clocks, set this to the period length (e.g., 12:00 for a 12-minute basketball quarter). For count-up clocks, this is typically 0:00.
The time the clock jumps to when you tap the reset button on the remote or on-screen controls. Typically the same as the starting time, but can be different for overtime periods.
Count DownClock counts from the starting time toward 0:00 (default for most sports)
Count UpClock counts from 0:00 upward (typical for soccer match time)
Default: Count Down
When On, tapping the ScoreCam pause button automatically pauses the game clock as well. This keeps the recorded clock time synchronized with the actual game time across video segments.
Default: On
Whether the game clock controls (Start/Stop and Reset buttons) are visible on the camera screen and available from the Scoreboard Remote.
Default: On
A slider that sets the opacity of the on-screen score and clock controls while recording. At maximum the controls are fully opaque; drag toward minimum to make them semi-transparent so they draw less visual attention in the camera view. The minimum value keeps controls faintly visible so they remain tappable.
Default: Fully opaque — visible when Show Game Clock Controls is on
Shot Clock
Settings for a secondary shot clock, available primarily on basketball scoreboards. The shot clock is a separate countdown timer independent of the game clock.
Toggle the shot clock display on or off. Only available on scoreboard styles that include shot clock support (primarily Flipboard basketball boards).
Default: On (when supported)
The starting duration for the shot clock. Common values: 24 seconds (NBA), 30 seconds (NCAA men's), 35 seconds (NCAA women's).
Default: 24 seconds
The time the shot clock resets to when the first reset button is tapped. Typically the full shot clock duration (e.g., 24 seconds after a new possession).
Default: 24 seconds
A second reset value for the shot clock. In NBA rules, after an offensive rebound the shot clock resets to 14 seconds rather than 24 — this second reset button supports that scenario.
Default: 14 seconds
Whether shot clock controls (Start/Stop, Reset 1, Reset 2) appear on the camera screen and are accessible from the Scoreboard Remote.
Default: On
Animations
Choose how the score display changes when a point is scored. The animation plays in the live camera preview and is burned into the recorded video.
NoneScore updates instantly with no animation
Fade FastOld score fades out quickly; new score fades in — a subtle, snappy transition
Fade SlowSame fade effect as Fade Fast, but at a slower pace
DissolveOld and new scores cross-fade simultaneously — the outgoing score fades out as the incoming score fades in
PopScore briefly scales up then snaps back, drawing attention to the change with a bounce effect
FlipScore appears to fold away horizontally; the new value unfolds in — similar to a physical split-flap board
Default: None
Branding
ScoreCam supports two configurable branding or sponsor logo slots. These are independent of the team logos in the scoreboard — they are full-frame overlay images that can appear anywhere on the video, typically in a corner.
Supported formats: PNG, JPEG, and PDF. PDF and PNG both support transparency, so a shaped sponsor logo shows only its own outline over the video rather than a rectangular background. Importing from PDF gives you a cleaner result if you have vector source art, since ScoreCam renders the PDF at 2× the page size before storing it.
The first branding image slot. Configure the image, its on-screen position, and size in the branding settings. Toggle it on and off during recording using a gesture (see
Gesture Assignments) or from the Scoreboard Remote. Use this for a primary sponsor logo or team watermark.
The second branding image slot. Works identically to Branding One and can be controlled independently. Useful for a secondary sponsor or for alternating between two logos during the broadcast.
Scoreboard Profiles
A Scoreboard Profile is a saved set of scoreboard settings — style, team names, colors, logos, position, clock configuration, and animation — stored under a name you choose. Profiles let you configure each team or tournament once and switch between them in seconds, without re-entering anything.
One profile is always active. Its settings are what appear on the scoreboard during recording. Switching profiles applies all of that profile's settings to the scoreboard immediately.
Profiles save: scoreboard style, team names, team colors, team logos, branding images, position, scale, margins, game clock settings, shot clock settings, and animation style. Live game state (current scores, period, and running clock time) is never stored in a profile.
Creating a Profile
Tap the scoreboard edit button, then tap New Profile. A wizard walks you through each step:
StyleChoose the scoreboard style. Style is locked after creation — to use a different style, create a new profile.
TeamsEnter home and away team names and an optional game description.
PositionSet where the scoreboard appears on the frame and its scale.
Game SettingsPeriod label, score type, and other sport-specific options.
ClockGame clock direction, starting time, and display options.
Shot ClockShot clock duration and reset values (basketball boards only).
Logos & ColorsTeam colors, home and away logo images, and branding images.
AnimationChoose the score animation style.
NameGive the profile a descriptive name, e.g., "Varsity Boys Basketball" or "Spring Soccer League."
Managing Profiles
Tap a profile name in the list. All scoreboard settings switch immediately — both in the live preview and in subsequent recordings.
Swipe right on a profile row and tap Edit, or tap the disclosure arrow. All fields except the scoreboard style can be changed after creation.
Swipe right on a profile row and tap Duplicate. The copy is inserted directly below the original. Use this to create a variant — for example, a version with alternate team colors for a neutral-site game.
Long-press a profile row to enter reorder mode, then drag profiles into your preferred order. Place your most-used profiles at the top for quick access.
Swipe left on a profile row and tap Delete. At least one profile must always exist. Activate a different profile before attempting to delete the currently active one.
Built-in profiles: ScoreCam pre-loads one default profile for each scoreboard style on first launch. These can be edited, renamed, and deleted like any other profile.
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