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How to View and Search Highlights

Learn how to access, search, and filter highlights in the Clips tab, and see what details appear on each highlight thumbnail.

Overview

The Clips tab in the Highlights section displays all automatically captured highlights generated during your live streams. Each highlight appears as a preview thumbnail showing key details about when and how it was captured. Highlights appear here as they render during live streams - you'll see them loading, then after a few seconds they're ready to view.


[SCREENSHOT: the Clips tab within the Highlights section showing a grid of highlight preview thumbnails]


Accessing the Clips Tab

To get to your highlights, start by navigating to Multimedia in the left sidebar, then click Highlights. The Clips tab displays by default, so your highlights will be visible as soon as you open the Highlights section.


What You See on Each Highlight Thumbnail

Each highlight preview displays several pieces of information to help you quickly identify what it contains:


• Event type (goal, card, etc.)


• Match time when captured


• Team names


• Competition name


• Stream name


• Duration


• Real-time timestamp


[SCREENSHOT: a single highlight thumbnail with the event type, match time, team names, competition, stream name, duration, and timestamp labeled]


Searching Highlights

Use the search function at the top of the Clips tab to find specific highlights by typing keywords related to team names, competitions, or event types.


Filtering Highlights

Use the filter options to narrow down what highlights are displayed. You can filter by sport type, by competition, or by specific events such as goals, cards, or substitutions.


Applied filters help you quickly locate highlights from specific matches, competitions, or event types without scrolling through your entire library.


When Highlights Appear

Highlights appear in the Clips tab as they render during live streams. While a match is broadcasting and match events are being logged, highlights generate in real-time and populate the Clips tab automatically. You'll see them loading, then after a few seconds they're ready to view, edit, share, or download.


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