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Tekma organizes recordings into sections so a viewer can reach the relevant moment without watching every second. The same recording navigation is available on shared links.

Jump between chapters

The video timeline is divided at chapter boundaries. Select a section to seek within the recording, or open the current chapter control beside the time display to choose a chapter by name. Chapter titles describe the activity in that section. They are generated automatically for new recordings; there is no setting you need to enable first.

Search the transcript

When the recording contains speech, open the transcript panel to read the timed text. Search for a phrase, then select the matching passage to jump to that moment. Captions show the spoken text alongside playback when available. A transcript represents speech. Silent recordings can have meaningful visual chapters without a fabricated transcript. If a recording has no speech, an empty transcript is expected.

Adjust playback quality

Use the quality control to select Auto, Original, or an available streaming resolution. Tekma can provide 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p, and 240p versions, depending on the original video. Auto adapts streaming quality to playback conditions. Lower resolutions can help on a slow connection. Tekma does not upscale a small original to create higher-resolution options. The original remains usable while streaming versions are being prepared. If a streaming version is unavailable, use Original. Changing quality preserves your position and playback settings.

Review technical context

On a workspace capture, inspect the console and network panels alongside the video. On a shared link, these panels are available only when debugging context is included. Selecting a timed diagnostic entry can take you to the corresponding moment.

Correct an inaccurate section

Automatic generation can misinterpret a screen or a spoken phrase. A person with editing permission can correct the chapter or transcript. Treat generated descriptions as navigation aids and verify important details against the video.