6. The in-report player and clickable timestamps

A report is full of moments — scene changes in the Frame Timeline, lines in the Transcript, weak stretches in Pacing, hard-to-hear spots in Audio Health. Every one of those timestamps is a button. Click it and the player at the top of the report seeks to that second and plays the moment inline, so you can check what the analysis is describing without leaving the page.

Where the player is

The player sits at the top of the report. For a video you uploaded it plays your file; for a YouTube video it is the standard embedded player. The note under the player reads “Playing from your device — click any timestamp below to jump here” for uploads.

[SCREENSHOT: the report player with a Frame Timeline timestamp highlighted and the player cued to it]

What is clickable

Frame Timeline segments ([00:33–00:49]).
Transcript lines.
Pacing timeline stretches and attention-risk zones.
Audio Health background-noise chips — each flagged moment is a jump.
Chapters (the row of chapter pills under the player in the Feedback workspace and in a collab session).
Repackaging thumbnail-concept frames and chapter lists.

The same works inside Editorial feedback (Chapter 7) and in a Collaboration session (Chapter 8), where the player is always on screen next to the notes.

Tips

Keyboard: Tab to a timestamp and press Enter to seek.
The player briefly highlights when it jumps, so you can tell the click registered even if the frame looks similar.
If a YouTube embed refuses to seek, the video may not allow embedded playback; open it with Watch on YouTube instead.

Questions people ask

Do timestamps work for YouTube videos?

Yes. The report embeds the standard player and seeks it; this used to be uploads-only.

Can I play just a moment without scrubbing?

Click the timestamp of the moment; the player seeks there and plays. For a downloadable clip of a time range, use Moment Finder.

Independent AI-generated analysis. Not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube. May contain errors.