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Add start points to a video

  • Free
  • Phone app only

Mark the moments you care about in a video, so it opens right there.

Video: Add Start Points to a Video in MovesBook (HOW IT WORKS on YouTube)

Steps

  1. Open a move or a set that has a video from your phone.
  2. Under the video's row, tap ADD START POINT. The Start point window opens.
  3. In TIME, type when it starts, like 1:05 or 1:05.4.
  4. Optional: in END, type when it stops. Leave it empty to play to the end of the video.
  5. Optional: in NAME, give it a name. Leave it empty to use the default label.
  6. Tap SAVE.
  7. Tap CONFIRM on the move (or SAVE on the set) to keep it.

What you see after

Each start point is a small row under its video, with the time and the name.

  • Tap its play button to open the video at that time.
  • Tap the pencil to change it.
  • Tap × to remove it.

You can add as many start points as you like. In your library, they also show under the video in the Attachments list.

Start point or clip

A start point with an END is a clip. It shows as "start – end" and plays only that part. Clips count toward a free limit: 1 saved clip per video. Start points with no END never count. Past the free clip, the plans sheet opens. See Save a clip as its own video.

Last checked against app version 2.8.0.