Settings tab

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General settings

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Visual model selection

Choose the machine learning model you want to use for visual search. After selecting a model, click Load to load the model. If you select a model that is not downloaded, you first need to download it before you can load it.

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Results per search

This sets how many search results Jumper will serve for each performed search.

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Add to timeline behavior

This sets the mode of insertion when clicking Add to timeline on a result.

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Video track destination

Sets the Video track where scenes will be added when adding to timeline

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Audio track destination

Sets the Audio track where scenes will be added when adding to timeline

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Mark In/Out duration

Sets a hard scene duration in seconds. Setting a number here will by-pass Jumper’s own scene duration detection.

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Shorten filename

Set whether to truncate filenames at the end or the beginning

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Language

Change the language of the interface

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Customize search result

Customize the search result thumbnails.

• Show/hide duration of scene
• Show/hide transcriptions
• Show/hide timestamp of scene start

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Analysis folder

Configure where Jumper stores analysis files (the data files created when you analyze your media). These files enable Jumper to search through your footage and are required for searching. You can browse and set a location by clicking the button. To delete all analysis files, click the button. For more information about how analysis works, the size of analysis files, and how they relate to machine learning models, see Analyzing media.

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Shared analysis folder

The analysis folder can be any location on your machine or external drives like Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. If you set it to a location on a networked drive, you can share analysis files between multiple users and devices. When configured on a networked location, multiple Jumper users can analyze media to the same shared folder, and media analyzed on one device will show up as analyzed on other devices. Jumper can also coordinate between multiple devices to perform swarm analysis, distributing the analysis workload across multiple computers for faster processing. For detailed setup instructions, troubleshooting, and best practices, see the Shared Analysis guide.

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License key

This is where you enter your license key. After entering your key, click Apply . If the license key is accepted, the input field will get a green border and a green check mark.