videoopptag
Videoopptag is a term used in some video processing and metadata ecosystems to denote a tagged event or segment within a video stream. It acts as a lightweight identifier attached to a time interval or a specific frame to annotate content for players, editors, and analytics systems. The tag can be embedded directly in the video file’s metadata, carried in sidecar files, or included in streaming manifests as cues.
A videoopptag typically comprises a time position, duration, a tag type or category, and optional key-value
Common use cases include marking chapters, annotations, sponsored segments, ads, content warnings, or points of interest
Despite its potential benefits, videoopptag is not a standardized feature across major formats, and adoption varies