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Instant Replay

The play everyone missed, fifteen seconds later.

Every source keeps a rolling buffer while you stream. Something happens, you tap replay, and your viewers see it again — scrubbed, slowed down, from the angle that caught it.

How it works

Always recording. Never in the way.

Pick a buffer — 15 seconds, 30 seconds, or a full minute — and the app keeps that much of the recent past for every replay-enabled source, compressed with hardware HEVC so it fits in memory instead of eating your storage. There's nothing to arm and nothing to remember. The moment is always there when you reach for it.

  • 15s / 30s / 1m buffers — pick the window that fits your sport. A strikeout needs less runway than a breakaway.
  • Full 30fps capture — the buffer records every frame. Slow motion has frames to spare.
  • Every source at once — the angle that caught the play is buffered even if it wasn't on air.
  • Memory-aware— the app budgets replay against real device memory and tells you before it's a problem, not after.

On air

Controls a replay operator would recognize.

Playback

  • Scrub the timeline to any frame
  • Hold to run it backwards
  • Half-speed for broadcast slow motion
  • Pause on the frame that settles the argument

Angles

  • Switch replay sources mid-replay
  • The playhead holds its position across angles
  • Same moment, second camera, zero fumbling

Presentation

  • One toggle cuts the broadcast to replay and back to live
  • REPLAY bug from your media library, on automatically
  • Configurable in/out bumpers frame the moment
  • Floating, draggable controls stay out of the multiview

Slow-motion replay from a $200 security camera. Nobody in the bleachers expects that.

Replay lives in Pro.

Along with Field of View, Virtual Cameras, Highlights, and overlays — the production layer, $9.99 a month after a 1-week free trial.

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