Video intelligence resources
Practical guides to intelligent video composition, clipping, discovery and measurement.
What is Smart Composition? How AI video reframing works.
A practical guide to choosing between a crop, a tracked crop and a rebuilt composition.
Explore ↗Horizontal to vertical videoHow to convert horizontal video to vertical video.
Convert landscape to portrait video while protecting the story, graphics and viewing experience.
Explore ↗Vertical video from live broadcastsHow to create vertical video from live broadcasts.
A production checklist for live news, studio shows and sports.
Explore ↗Automatic clipping and sports highlightsHow to automate video clipping and sports highlights.
Build a clipping workflow that finds moments, preserves context and delivers usable assets.
Explore ↗Automated video repurposingWhat is automated video repurposing?
One source can become a family of video products, but each output needs a defined purpose.
Explore ↗Automated video previewsHow to create video previews automatically.
Use short previews to help audiences choose what to watch next.
Explore ↗Video for foldable devicesHow foldable devices change video composition.
Design for viewing modes and content priorities, not a single new aspect ratio.
Explore ↗Measuring video engagementHow to measure generated video performance.
Choose metrics that distinguish discovery, consumption, engagement and commercial results.
Explore ↗Live sports to vertical highlightsHow AI turns a live sports stream into vertical highlights.
A live sports workflow connects a broadcast feed, detects candidate moments, creates clips and recomposes those clips for mobile. Minute-ly.com combines video understanding with the league’s editorial rules so one event can feed several viewing experiences.
Explore ↗Video summaries and chaptersHow to create summaries and chapters from a video library.
Minute-ly.com can turn connected VOD assets into summaries, chapters and structured metadata through a configured Video AI workflow. This helps teams organize long recordings and lets viewers find relevant parts without watching every minute.
Explore ↗Minute.ly is now Minute-ly.comMinute.ly is now Minute-ly.com. What changed, and what didn’t.
Minute-ly.com is the current name of the company previously known as Minute.ly. Our only official website is minute-ly.com. The domain minute.ly is not operated by or affiliated with us.
Explore ↗ABC News launches a vertical video feedABC News brings a vertical video feed into its app. What it means for broadcasters.
On October 5, 2026, Disney introduced Verts in the ABC News app: a swipeable vertical feed built from ABC News television, streaming and owned-station programming. Here is what was announced and what it implies for teams that want vertical video in their own apps and sites.
Explore ↗ISL streams free on YouTube, with ShortsThe Indian Super League goes live and free on YouTube, with highlights and Shorts. What it means for leagues.
On October 7, 2026, the Indian Super League named YouTube its digital streaming partner for the 2026-27 season, with every match live and free alongside highlights and Shorts. Here is what was announced and what it implies for leagues that publish one match in many formats.
Explore ↗Weather Story Assist and local TV videoThe Weather Company launches an AI co-pilot for station weather teams. What it means for local TV video.
On October 19, 2026, The Weather Company made Weather Story Assist generally available: an AI storytelling co-pilot that helps station groups turn one forecast into stories for TV, streaming, web, social and mobile. Here is what was announced and what it implies for local stations adapting broadcast stories for every screen.
Explore ↗Social video aspect ratiosSocial video aspect ratios in 2026: 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9 by platform.
A reference for broadcasters and publishers: which aspect ratio each major platform documents for video, where its interface covers the frame, and how to produce every version from one horizontal master.
Explore ↗AI video tagging and metadataAI video tagging and metadata: what models extract and how archives use it.
A practical guide for broadcasters, publishers and rights holders: which signals video AI can turn into time-coded metadata, what that metadata looks like, and how to make an archive searchable without trusting every tag blindly.
Explore ↗Video completion rateVideo completion rate: what it measures and how to read it.
A practical guide for publishers, broadcasters and leagues: how players and ad servers count a completed view, why the number moves with length and placement, and how to use it without misleading yourself.
Explore ↗Outstream vs instream video adsOutstream vs instream video ads: what the labels mean for publishers.
A plain guide for publishers, broadcasters and leagues: the four video placement types the IAB Tech Lab defines, how Google Ad Manager treats each one, and how to label and run video inventory honestly.
Explore ↗How to clip a live broadcast for socialHow to clip a live broadcast for social: a workflow for newsrooms and stations.
A step-by-step workflow for clipping live news, sports and studio shows for social and digital: ingest, mark, clip and caption, recompose, publish and measure, with the rules that decide timing.
Explore ↗Video teaser lengthHow long should a video teaser be? Length by placement, with the platform rules.
A practical guide for broadcasters, publishers and leagues: how long a teaser should run in each placement, what YouTube, TikTok, Meta and accessibility rules actually say, and how to test length instead of guessing.
Explore ↗Vertical video safe zonesVertical video safe zones: keeping captions and broadcast graphics clear on Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
A practical guide for broadcasters and publishers: where the Shorts, Reels and TikTok interfaces cover a 9:16 frame, what each platform actually documents, and how to move lower thirds, scores and captions into the part of the frame viewers can see.
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