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Read a concordance result
Understand each part of a line of hits, and watch the moment in the video without leaving the page.
Before you start
Steps
- Open a Concordance module that has hits. The lines fill the list.
- Click the arrow at the left of a line. A small player opens under that line.
- Wait for the player to start. It jumps to the moment and stops 5 seconds later.
- Click the arrow again to close it. The player folds away.
Check it worked
The player shows the right moment of the right video. Only one line opens at a time, so a second click closes the first.
Each line has the same parts, from left to right: the video name, the time as mm:ss, a colored chip, the coder, and the speaker. Under them sits the text. The words on each side are gray, and the hit itself is dark and bold.
The chip means 2 different things. In Annotations mode it is the track. In Words mode it is the word class of the hit.
Some lines carry the words "segment-level" in italics. That video has no word-level timing, so the words around the hit come from the whole segment, and the time is less exact. See precision.
A line can show no words at all. That happens when no transcript covers those seconds. GRAPE MARS leaves the context empty rather than show you far-off words.
"Unattributed" in the speaker place means the mark has no speaker on it. That label appears only in Annotations mode.
In Words mode, a hit has no coder and no speaker. GRAPE MARS shows a dash (—) in both places instead.