What this module is for
Use Projects when you have a long recording and want ZoneClip to organize the source, analyze its content, and give you several moments to review. The result is not one irreversible automatic edit: it is a project containing scenes, candidate clips, time ranges, descriptions, and relative scores.
Create a project
Choose a recording from your computer and create a project. Give it a recognizable name when you work with several sessions from the same game. The original full-quality file remains on your device and must stay available for later editing and rendering.
Follow analysis status
The project library shows which recordings are waiting, processing, ready, or need attention. You can leave a long analysis running and return to the project when candidates are ready instead of keeping the editor open.
Review the project detail
Open a ready project to see the moments ZoneClip found across the recording. Review the source context and the proposed clips before opening the editor. A project may contain several useful outcomes rather than a single “best” timestamp.
Understand each candidate
Each candidate includes a title, time range, event context, and score. Use these together: the score helps order the review, while the title and surrounding context help you decide whether a new viewer can understand the setup, decisive event, and reaction.
Choose what happens next
Open a candidate in the editor when it needs reframing, captions, or timing changes. Select several candidates when you want a batch of clips from one recording. Finished clips can then move into local rendering or the publishing workspace.