Playlists
Collect the rounds or clips worth watching into a playlist, then hit “Play all” in your review session to run through them in order.
A playlist is an ordered set of rounds or clips, and they can come from different demos. Press B in the viewer to save something, then click “Play all” on the “Playlists” page to watch them back to back.
Save a round
- Open the round in the viewer and press
B. - Pick a playlist, or click “+ New playlist” and give it a name. The playlist you used last is preselected.
- Click “Add”.
Without the keyboard: open the settings at the bottom and click “Bookmark” in the “Clip” row.
Save just a clip
- Stop the timeline where the clip should start and press
[. - Stop where it should end and press
]. - Press
B, pick a playlist and click “Add”.
If you set only one end, the other one is the start or the end of the round. “[ In”, “] Out” and “Clear” in the settings do the same thing.
Add many rounds at once
After filtering rounds on “Round analysis”, click “Add all to playlist”. You can add up to 500 rounds in one go. See Round filter.
Play
Open the playlist and click “Play all”, or click any item to start from there.
- When an item ends, the next one starts by itself; clips stop at their out point.
- Playback pauses at each note and shows it; press play to carry on.
- The top of the viewer shows the playlist name and which item you're on, with buttons for the previous and next item.
Organise a playlist
- Reorder: drag a row, or use “Move up” and “Move down”.
- Remove an item: click “Remove from playlist”. It only leaves the playlist; the demo stays.
- Rename or make private: on the “Playlists” page, click “Rename” on the right of the playlist.
- Delete a playlist: its saved items go with it; demos and notes are not affected.
Who can see and change it
- Playlists belong to the team and are visible to everyone on it by default. Tick “Only visible to me” when creating or editing one and only you can see it; it gets a “Private” badge next to its name.
- Renaming, making private and deleting a playlist: its creator or an admin.
- Removing an item: whoever added that item, the playlist's creator, or an admin.
Common cases
A teammate can't see my playlist Check whether it's “Private”. Only the creator can see a private playlist.
There's no “Rename” or “Delete” button on a playlist You didn't create it and you're not an admin.
I want to send a playlist to someone outside the team Use a public share link.