Review Coding
Review Coding is for coding and reviewing existing video or finalized Capture segments.
Watch this workflow
Jump into the full Capture Pro walkthrough at coding and review.
Advanced Mac coding
Use Capture Pro for deeper coding, hotkeys, event rows, and structured video staff workflows.
Review coded moments in context
Move from coded events into review workflows while keeping video and event context visible.
Review selected clips
Open selected moments for review and staff workflow decisions.
Open or attach media
- Attach a video to the active Review Game.
- Open a saved Review Project
.kaishcodefile from Review Coding. - Import Review XML.
- Receive a finalized Live Capture segment from Live Capture.
Review Games are package-scoped. Multiple Review Games can live inside one .kaishcapturepro package.
Review Project files
.kaishcode is the lightweight Review Save/Open Project file. It stores Review rows/tags, timing, labels, notes, segment/video references, timeline alignment, and media references. It does not bundle video media.
Use Review Coding's Open Review Project and Save Review Project actions for .kaishcode.
Playback
Review playback is clip-relative when a selected clip is active. Primary time shows clip time, such as 0:00 / 0:17. Secondary time shows source/full-video timing when available.
- Double-clicking a row or timeline block enters selected-clip playback.
- Selected clip playback stops at the clip end unless the current mode says otherwise.
- Full Video mode remains available when you need full-video playback.
Fullscreen Review and drawing
Review fullscreen supports video-first playback, overlays, and runtime drawing. Space plays/pauses, Shift-Left rewinds, Shift-Right fast-forwards, and Escape closes fullscreen.
Temporary Review fullscreen drawings are runtime-only. They are not Presentation Builder coach drawings and are not exported.
Labels, notes, and XML
Labels are stored in existing Labels: note metadata and shown as coach-facing labels in Review tables, search, Package Clips, reports, and XML export where supported. Notes remain preserved.
Review XML import/export preserves raw timing. Any Review alignment used for playback is project-layer alignment, not a mutation of imported source timing. Large XML imports can take time; use import preview before confirming.