19. Moment Finder: find every moment where…
Moment Finder answers questions like “every time pricing comes up”, “each shot of the device on the wrist” or “where does she mention the competitor”. It returns time ranges, not single frames, and for uploaded videos it can hand you each range as a downloadable clip.
How to use it
- Open a report and choose Find moments (the companion of Find frames, Chapter 18).
- Choose Match in: Audio + visual, Audio only (speech and distinct sounds) or Visual only (on-screen text, graphics, action).
- Describe what you want in a sentence.
- Optionally pick a lens to steer the search — a software-demo lens reads screens differently from a film lens.
[SCREENSHOT: Moment Finder with a query, Match in set to Audio + visual, and a list of ranges with play and download buttons]
Results
Each result shows the range, what matched, and a play button that seeks the in-report player (Chapter 6). For uploads, Download saves the clip; download several as a set. For YouTube videos you get the timestamps and links.
Cost
The first pass searches the analysis your video already has (transcript and scene descriptions). A deeper pass that re-watches the video is billed like a re-analysis and the estimate is shown first. A Moment Finder pass is metered like other premium analysis — you see the cost estimate before you run it.
Questions people ask
What is the difference between Find frames and Moment Finder?
Find frames returns single images at exact points; Moment Finder returns time ranges (clips) where something is said or shown.
Does it work on YouTube videos?
Yes, with timestamps and links. Clip download is for uploaded videos.
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