If a highlight was captured with too much or too little lead time (video before the event) or lag time (video after the event), you can adjust these timings after the fact. This updates the existing highlight directly, you can always come back and readjust the lead and lag again later if you need to.

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To adjust the lead or lag time on a highlight you’ve already captured, start by navigating to Multimedia > Highlights and clicking on the highlight you want to adjust; this opens it in full-screen view. Below the video player, click Adjust Lead/Lag to begin editing the timing.

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Clicking Adjust Lead/Lag opens the Adjust screen, which shows your Lead and Lag times in seconds on the right, along with the highlight’s duration. You can type a new value straight into either field, or drag the handles on either side of the highlighted section on the timeline below, both update the duration in real time as you adjust.

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If you change the timing while the preview is playing, playback will pause automatically. Click the button to the left of Play to jump back to the start of your new lead, then hit Play to review the full clip. Click Undo at any point if you want to revert your changes.

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Once you’re satisfied with the new timing, click Apply Changes. This updates the existing highlight with the new duration, your original timing isn’t kept as a separate version, so if you want to go back, you’ll need to readjust the lead and lag to what it was before.

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Lead refers to the seconds of video captured before the match event, while lag refers to the seconds of video captured after it. By default, both lead and lag are set to 15 seconds each. For example, a goal scored at 23:45 with a 15-second lead and lag would capture video from 23:30 to 24:00.

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