Choose Video Analysis or Sports Analysis
Choose Video Analysis for general footage questions and Sports Analysis when the recording needs sport-specific tactical or performance interpretation.
Reviewed August 30, 2026
Use the question to choose
- Choose Video Analysis: the footage could be an interview, lecture, demonstration, performance, product walkthrough, training video, or another general recording.
- Choose Sports Analysis: the footage is a match, practice, drill, or sport-specific sequence and you want tactics, positioning, phases, player actions, or coaching insight.
- Use Agent Chat: the video is supporting evidence for a broader research or file question rather than the main subject of analysis.
Examples
- “Find every time the presenter changes the demonstration setup and give me timestamps.” → Video Analysis
- “Review our defensive shape after turnovers and recommend three training priorities.” → Sports Analysis
- “Compare this match report with our uploaded budget and cite the sources.” → Agent Chat with project evidence
Both dedicated workflows share the same best practices
- Use footage you are authorized to analyze.
- Identify the subject, time range, and question clearly.
- Ask for timestamped examples and explain the output you need.
- Review important findings against the original footage.
The dedicated workflows use a more powerful video-analysis model and purpose-built data gathering for focused requests. Results still depend on what the camera captures, so unclear or obstructed footage can limit confidence.
Before you upload
Read Upload video for analysis for preparation tips, and check Supported file types and workflow limits for current operational details.