First test during an 11-a-side soccer game

I started using the software with the iPhone Pro 17 and Flow 2 Pro.
I filmed an 11-a-side soccer game in Pro mode.

I feel it’s necessary for the battery percentage to be displayed on the screen.
It would also be convenient to have a web server to connect to (even from Android) and be able to reposition the gimbal by dividing the field of view into six sections. This would be useful when the gimbal locks in the wrong position.
Unfortunately, during the first recording session, it missed a lot of action by focusing on the audience, so—as already requested in the forum—it would be helpful to set the two maximum pan ranges.
How do I attach the large video files and logs for analysis?

You can upload the videos to YouTube or a cloud storage service (Google Drive/Dropbox) and post the links here.

Okay, I’ll start sharing these, hoping you’ll be able to view the files.
This first video was recorded at night using an iPhone Pro 17 and a Flow 2 Pro.
To me, it looks very choppy and a lot of the action is missing.
Also, at 25:52, I don’t understand what happened.

ht is about 6 meters, and it’s 6 meters away from the fie

This is a 9-on-9 setup with the tripod 3 meters high and 3 meters away from the sideline. Still using the iPhone Pro 17 and Flow 2. I made a mistake when adjusting the gimbal’s center.
Excellent result.

In this video, he occasionally focuses on the audience—for example, at the 27:24 mark

Your zoom level is too low. For 11v11, use 2x zoom. For 9v9, use 1.5x zoom.