Reviewing Videos

Layout

The review screen has:

• A header with the project switcher and navigation.
• A left drawer with filters (species, camera, tags, annotation status, annotator, etc.) — fully toggleable.
• A center video player with a queue position bar (slider, prev/next buttons, and a numeric jump field).
• A right sidebar with collapsible AI-prediction summaries (species, object detection, blank) followed by the manual annotation panel.

Video metadata

Each video shows its camera ID, filename, recorded timestamp, and GPS location (if present, with a clickable map popup). Missing metadata fields are flagged.

Annotating

For each video you can:

• Mark the video as blank / not blank.
• Add one or more species annotations — each with a species, optional group filter, behavior/tag multi-select, and a count.
• Click an AI prediction chip to copy it directly into a manual annotation.
• Delete an annotation, or use Clear annotations to remove all annotations on the video.
• Toggle Review later to bookmark a video for a second pass.
• Toggle tags on the video — built-in tags include fire, nice_shot, and broken_metadata; you can also create custom tags.

Video player controls

Play/pause, scrubber with time display, playback speed (0.25x–25x), mute, fullscreen, mouse-wheel zoom with click-drag pan, and brightness/contrast sliders (0.5–2.0) with a reset button.

Keyboard shortcuts

A full list is available from the in-app help dialog. The most useful ones:

Key	Action
Enter	Submit and go to next video
N / P	Next / previous video
M	Toggle review-later
A	Add species
C	Clear annotations
1–9	Add the Nth AI-predicted species/object as a manual annotation
J / K	Select next / previous annotation card
Tab	Focus the selected card's first field
X	Delete selected annotation
T	Focus the tag input

Inside the video player:

Key	Action
Space	Play / pause
← / →	Seek ±5s
S / D	Speed down / up
[ / ]	Brightness down / up
{ / }	Contrast down / up
Z	Reset zoom
R	Reset brightness/contrast
F	Fullscreen

Next: Exporting annotations