Full original videoVideo duration 9.78s
Complete original interval0.00s → 9.78s
TOKTI · FIND SWING CLIPS
Find the swing. See what stays.
Three complete source videos and four swing clips selected from them. Watch each original, then see exactly which interval becomes a separate clip.
The selected interval uses the original video's clock. Each result starts again at 0 seconds. Side-by-side playback moves the original to the selected starting point.
Sample 01
One swing, one selected clip
Selected clip 1Video duration 3.47s
Selected interval in the original6.17s → 9.63s
Sample 02
Two swings, reviewed separately
Full original videoVideo duration 16.79s
Complete original interval0.00s → 16.79s
Selected clip 1Video duration 3.57s
Selected interval in the original4.67s → 8.23s
Selected clip 2Video duration 3.53s
Selected interval in the original12.60s → 16.13s
Sample 03
A swing near the end of the original
Full original videoVideo duration 8.86s
Complete original interval0.00s → 8.86s
Selected clip 1Video duration 2.09s
Selected interval in the original6.77s → end of original
This swing is close to the end of the original. The result includes only the remaining footage through the final frame.
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Find points in your own video when you choose.
- Choose ‘Find swing points’ in the player or editor. Opening a video alone does not start analysis.
- Select an interval of up to 30 seconds, then press ‘Find points’.
- Select an address, backswing, top, downswing, impact, follow-through or finish point to jump to that moment.
- Where supported, use the separate add button to apply bookmarks or editing points. Finding points does not automatically save or cut your video. These are prepared examples; selected intervals can vary with the camera view and movement.