HomeCourt recorded the stats, but the workout video would not load
A player found that HomeCourt detected their shot attempts and locations but could not load any part of the workout video.
What they did
They recorded a shooting workout in HomeCourt.
How it went
The app detected the shooting analysis, attempts and shot locations, but none of the video would load.
Worth knowing
Another player had a similar issue after a long workout that ran into darkness. Good lighting and shorter sessions are safer bets.
Try it yourself
Avoid losing your session
- Shoot in good light.
- Keep sessions under an hour.
- Check the replay right after a session so you know it saved.
Our own plan based on the post, not advice from the original author.
Read the original ↗A player on Reddit, r/BasketballTips · August 3, 2026
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