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Sessions can range from a few minutes to several hours. The playback controls at the bottom of the video player gives you the flexibility to move through a recording at your own pace, skipping ahead through uneventful sections, slowing down to examine a specific moment, or adjusting audio and captions to suit your review environment.

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The playback controls

  1. Play and pause
    • Click the Play button to start the recording. Click it again at any point to pause.
  2. Rewind and fast forward
    • Click the Rewind button to jump back 5 seconds, or the Fast Forward button to skip ahead 5 seconds. Click either button multiple times to move further in that direction.
  3. Mute and unmute
    • Click the Mute button to turn off audio. Click it again to restore sound.
  4. Playback speed
    • Click the Playback speed button on the toolbar — the default is 1x. Select the speed that fits your review:
SpeedWhen to use it
Less than 1xSlow down to examine a specific moment in detail
1xReview at normal speed
Greater than 1xMove quickly through uneventful parts of the session
  • The recording adjusts to the selected speed immediately. You can change it at any point without pausing.
  1. Captions
    • Click the CC button to enable captions. This is useful when you want to follow what a candidate is saying without relying solely on audio, for example when reviewing in a noisy environment or when audio quality is unclear.
    • A transcription of the candidate’s speech appears on the player, synchronized with the audio.
    • Click CC again to turn captions off.
Additional Tips
  • You can switch between the Primary, Secondary, and Screenshare feeds at any point during playback by clicking the stream you want to bring into focus.
  • Use Rewind and Fast Forward to zero in on a specific moment without dragging the seek bar.
  • Muting is useful when reviewing in a shared or noisy environment where audio may be distracting.
  • You can toggle captions and mute on or off at any point without pausing the recording.