Declaring courts and recording devices
Declare the tournament's court list, mark the centre court, and assign a camera to each court so matches get recorded.
Updated 9/27/2026
Manage → Settings → Courts. The court list is declared by the organising body for this tournament specifically — these are not the venue's courts.
Declare courts early, because two things depend on them: the timeline schedules matches by court, and cameras are assigned by court.
Adding a court
Give it a name
For example «Court 1», «Court A», «Court 3». Match it to the sign actually hanging at the court.
Mark the centre court if needed
The main court, reserved for important matches and livestreams.
Paste the camera court code
If the court is recorded, paste exactly the code the camera system uses for that court. Leaving it blank means the court is not recorded.
Swipe a row left to edit it
Renaming, toggling the centre court flag and deleting all sit behind a left swipe on that court's row.
Renaming a court touches matches already scheduled
Renaming also updates the matches carrying the old name — which is what you want. DELETING a court does the opposite: the court disappears from the list while scheduled matches keep the old court name. Rename when you declared it wrongly; only delete when the court is genuinely no longer in use.
Recording devices
Settings → Recording devices lists the cameras allocated to the tournament. For each camera, choose «Assign court» and specify which court it is filming.
A camera with no court assigned will not record any match — the system controls cameras by court, not by match.
Two common messages
«No camera is connected» — contact the camera installer. «This tournament has no devices» — contact Superstar to have equipment allocated to the tournament. Neither can be fixed from this screen.
Frequently asked questions
Can a referee type a court name that is not in the list?
Yes — when entering scores by hand, referees can still type a court name freely. The list here is for scheduling and for marking the centre court, not a barrier.
The match was started but nothing is being recorded?
Check three things in order: does the match's court have a camera court code, is a camera assigned to that court, and is the match actually running on the assigned court. Cameras follow the COURT, so a match that changes court mid-way takes the camera with it.
I deleted a court that has matches by mistake — what now?
The matches are not lost and keep their court name. Adding the court back with the same name lines everything up again.
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