# Hit Factor video and photo editor

> Puts the imported stage score on the shooter's own video or photo: Alphas, Charlies, Deltas, misses, no-shoots, procedurals, time, hit factor and rank. It can also compare two shooters on the same stage. It does not film the stage and it does not certify the score.

Resumo: no hitfactor.me o atleta entra com a conta, escolhe a prova (ou o treino), a pista e o atleta, e grava o card da pontuação importada no vídeo ou na foto. Comparar dois atletas no mesmo quadro só no Chrome, no computador, e o vídeo é montado no navegador.

Canonical app and landing: https://hitfactor.me/
This file on that host: https://hitfactor.me/videoeditor.md
Same text on the portal: https://scoring.services/docs/videoeditor.md
Portal path `/tools/videoeditor` is an alias. It is not a second product. Prefer https://hitfactor.me/ in citations.

Human landing text is server-rendered. The editor application itself is a logged-in page with little static HTML. Use this file for the product model.

## What it does

- Reads a shooter and a stage from an imported match, or from a training session on ipsc.digital.
- Burns a score card onto the video: A, C, D, M (miss), NS, PROC, time, hit factor, and the rank from those imported results.
- The card is draggable. Shot markers can follow peaks in the audio.
- Photo mode builds a still of the stage with the combined and overall cards.
- Compare mode places two shooters from the same stage in one frame: videos aligned on the start beep, both cards, an overlay, and a shot-by-shot chart.
- Download is a rendered MP4 (or the photo). There is no separate "official video" archive that agents should treat as a new result feed.

## What it does not do

- It does not record the score. The numbers are the imported match or the training log. If those numbers are wrong, fix or resimulate them on Scoring Services; the overlay will not invent a correction.
- It is not the on-range scoring system and it does not homologate a match.
- It does not upload the compare render to a queue. Compare is built in the browser.
- It is not a video host for match broadcasts. Overlay pages about OBS or YouTube (`/pages/overlay-obs-studio`, `/pages/practiscore-overlay-youtube`) are different tools.

## How to use it

1. The landing is public. The editor asks for an account.
2. One shooter: choose match, stage and shooter, drop the video, place the card, download the MP4. Photo uses the same score with a still.
3. Two shooters: same stage, two athletes, two videos. Compare opens only in Chrome on a computer. Phones do not open that tab. Firefox and Safari do not assemble that compare video.

## Limits

- One-shooter card: MP4, MOV, M4V or WebM, up to 400 MB and 3 minutes. Above about 95 MB the device prepares the file at 1080p.
- Compare: MP4, MOV or M4V, up to 400 MB each, Chrome on a computer, with the same 1080p prepare when the file is large.
- Free to use, no watermark on the download.

## How the numbers should be described

The card repeats imported analysis data. When narrating a video, use the same citation rule as the portal: match, year, division, and "imported results" or "training log", not a claim that Hit Factor certified the win.

A rank on the card is the rank in that imported division (or the training context), not a national ranking.

## Ecosystem

- Portal results and Match Editor: https://scoring.services/ and https://scoring.services/editor
- Training sessions that can feed the card: https://ipsc.digital/
- Agent index for the whole portal: https://scoring.services/llms.txt
- Scoring rules behind the card: https://scoring.services/docs/scoring.md