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Campaign Preview in Live Clipping

Written by Yoanna Hristova

The Campaigns tab in Live Clipping lets you access clips that have already been added to a Campaign folder without leaving the clipping workflow. Search the campaign for a clip, then use the clip action menu to view it in the stream, check its share history, download the original, open it in VOD edit, or delete it.

Overview

Open the Campaigns tab at the top of the right-hand sidebar in Live Clipping. The sidebar defaults to the campaign currently being shared to, and lists that campaign's clips with a thumbnail, name, date and duration.

Choosing a campaign

The CAMPAIGN selector at the top of the sidebar shows which campaign the clip list is drawn from. It opens to the campaign currently being shared to; use the dropdown to switch to another campaign you have access to.

Finding a clip

  1. Open the Campaigns tab and confirm the campaign in the CAMPAIGN selector

  2. Type into Search clips by name… to narrow the list

  3. Click REFRESH if clips have been added to the campaign since the sidebar was opened

📕 Note: Search here is a simple name query. Advanced filters and time-based search are not available in this view — use the Campaign page for those.

Clip actions

Click the three-dot menu on any clip in the list to open its actions.

Action

What it does

View In Stream

Opens the stream at the time of clipping and auto-selects the clip's in and out points — useful for making an alternate version, such as a different aspect ratio or a captioned cut. Only available when the current stream matches the stream the clip was made from.

Share History

Opens the Campaign page in a new tab with the clip selected and the share history sidebar active.

Download Original

Downloads the original clip file. The creative set version cannot be downloaded from this view.

VOD Edit

Opens Live Clipping in VOD edit mode in a new tab, for editing the clip in a VOD workflow.

Delete

Deletes the video.

✅ Tip: If View In Stream is unavailable, load the stream the clip was originally made from — the action then opens that stream with the clip's in and out points already set.

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