Highlights of SOOP replay, starting from the editing points taken by Star Balloon

When looking for SOOP replay highlights, if you start rewinding, it will take as long as the broadcast. SOOP This is because the time of reaction is already recorded in the broadcast. This is the time when star balloons and ad balloons are placed, and the section where chatting is concentrated is the spot.

Where will the edit points be recorded in the forest broadcast?

Highlights remain in your data, not your memory. Even if you miss it during the broadcast, your sponsorship time and chat density will remain the same.

Soop is a rebranded platform from the old Afreeca TV, and it is a place where sponsorship culture has been established for a long time. So the response signal is particularly tight. The timing when viewers shoot star balloons is usually right after something happens, and the same goes for sections where ad balloons are crowded.

If you look at the four things one by one, there are many false positives, and if you read them overlapping, the accuracy increases. It's almost certain that there was a lot of chat, voices were loud, and even donations were received.

Tip: If you use the sponsorship time as the clip start point, it will start after the event has already ended. Try pulling forward 20 to 40 seconds. Even people who haven't watched the broadcast will understand what happened if it's included in the clip.

How should a replay divided into several episodes be handled?

In the forest, it is common for a broadcast to be split into multiple replays. This happens when the live broadcast is cut off or the broadcast is turned on again in the middle of the broadcast. If you edit this separately for each episode, problems will arise. If the interesting flow is between the end of Part 1 and the beginning of Part 2, it's hard to fully grasp it from either side.

If it's an all-night show, you have to look at the length as well. In plans with a maximum limit of 8 hours per video, broadcasts longer than that cannot be broadcast at once. The first thing to check is whether it is a plan with no length restrictions. In cases where the broadcast length itself is a bottleneck, we have organized it separately in How to leave the entire 8-hour replay to .

From forest replay to shorts, actual order

1️⃣ After the broadcast ends, we secure the replay address. If you are divided, take all the addresses of each side.

2️⃣ Put the whole thing into analysis. There is no reason for anyone to be attached at this stage.

3️⃣ Review the candidates with evidence. All you have to do is look at why there was a lot of chat and at what point the donations came in.

4️⃣ Pull the starting point forward. The reaction is later than the event, so in most cases, you have to open the front a little to survive.

5️⃣ Correct proper nouns in subtitles. Nicknames, fandom titles, and broadcast memes are places where automatic subtitles are often incorrect.

6️⃣ Start with the vertical short form and expand only the materials that respond well to the horizontal clip. Shorts also receives view-based revenue sharing through the YouTube Partner Program.

• ✅ Is the clip start point before the event?
• ✅ Can someone who has not watched the broadcast understand the situation in the first 3 seconds?
• ✅ Isn’t the sponsorship notification overlay cut off awkwardly?
• ✅ Are the nicknames and memes spelled correctly in the subtitles?
• ✅ Are there scenes that span the border of the episode in their entirety?

What remains to do after finding the section?

Finding the edit point does not mean it becomes a clip. There are four remaining tasks, and the actual time required depends on who does them.

If you do all four things by hand, each clip will take quite a bit of time. If I make ten per broadcast, the whole day goes by. So, when looking at the tool, it is not enough to just look at the highlights; you need to look at the extent of these four things together.

Note: If you save the subtitles as a file, they will be reused later. It can be used to create separate long forms in the same broadcast, and can also be uploaded as YouTube subtitles.

How is it different from the method of knitting by hand?

If you knit it by hand, the order goes like this. I watch the replay, take notes on the sections, look at the notes, cut and paste them again, align them vertically, and add subtitles. Of these, only the first stage increases in proportion to the broadcast length, and the first stage is the longest.

ClipSpray is a service that takes that first step away. vod.sooplive.co.kr/player/… If you paste the address as is, the section with the most chat, the timing of star balloons and ad balloons, and voice and scene changes are overlaid to select the editing point, and the timeline, original quality 16:9 cut edit, subtitle file, and 9:16 short form edit are organized into one report for each broadcast. The length that can be analyzed per video varies depending on the plan, and some plans have no length limit. Since you only receive one replay link at a time, broadcasts that are divided into multiple episodes will be processed in order of file name if you upload the recorded files together. When you sign up, you will receive 100 credits and can watch a broadcast all the way through without paying.

If you broadcast on Chzzk, the structure is the same, only the signal name is changed to Cheese. How to read each signal is organized by type in Broadcast Highlight Editing Guide.

Caution: If you broadcast with a setting that does not leave replays, there is no way to return it later. If you have any intention of editing, at least leave an OBS recording. You cannot extract highlights from deleted broadcasts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I do if the forest replay is divided into multiple parts?

If you edit each episode separately, the flow of the broadcast will be interrupted. Only one replay link can be uploaded at a time, so if you have the original recording files for each episode, it is better to upload them together. Since the processing continues in the order of file names, sections spanning the boundary of the section are also saved.

Is this your address from the days of Afreeca TV?

It works. You can paste the vod.afreecatv.com address as is, and a mobile address (m.sooplive.co.kr) is also supported. The default format is vod.sooplive.co.kr/player/… no see.

Can't you find highlights in a broadcast with few star balloons?

Sponsorship is just one of the signals. Because we read the sections where the chat speed jumps, the sections where the voice tone and volume increase, and the points where the scene changes, editing points can be captured even in broadcasts with little support.

How many hours of broadcast can I upload at once?

The length that can be analyzed per video varies depending on the plan. Free and Light analyze for up to 8 hours, and Pro and Max analyze without length limit.

Is there any way to make the replay private or not?

Just upload the original recording file directly. If it is a broadcast that does not leave replays, it is safer to keep the OBS recording.

Source

• SOOP (Forest, Old Afreeca TV)
• CHZZK
• YouTube Help Center (Shorts Monetization)