Compliance
Video Compliance Review
Reviews the video frames and the narration together, and returns a pre-publication risk report.
- 10 credits
- 10
- Input
- Video upload
What it solves
Video is the hardest format to review. A risky sentence lands at the thirty second mark, the on-screen caption says something else, and nobody has time to watch it end to end. This tool samples the video into frames and reads them.
Example report
The visual flow is measured, but two on-screen captions and the closing call carry risk.
Findings
- On-screen captionHigh
The frame at nineteen seconds puts "painless and risk free" on screen.
Remove "risk free". Every procedure carries risk and is expected to be described that way.
- Closing callMedium
The closing ties a price reduction to a countdown and manufactures urgency.
State the campaign factually and drop the countdown and last-chance framing.
Actions you can take
- Remove "risk free" from the caption templateImpact: HighEffort: Low
- Replace the closing frame with an urgency-free versionImpact: MediumEffort: Medium
What this tool does not cover
- Audio is not transcribed; you need to supply the narration text separately.
- Frames are sampled, so not every second is inspected individually.
- Videos containing patient footage must not be uploaded.
The report below shows the shape of the output. It belongs to no real customer and the findings in it are illustrative.
What you get
- Scene-level risk notes
- A title and description suggestion
- Required disclaimer copy
How to use it
- 1
Upload the video
Upload an MP4, MOV or WebM file. Duration and resolution are read on the server.
- 2
Frames are sampled
Frames are taken at even intervals across the video, which is how on-screen text and composition get assessed.
- 3
Combined with the text
If you also provide the title and description, the visuals and narration are evaluated together.
Common questions
- How many frames are reviewed?
- Up to eight, taken at even intervals across the video. That keeps coverage consistent even on longer clips.
- Does it read the voiceover?
- No. Audio is not transcribed. If you type the narration into the field, it is assessed alongside the visuals.
What this tool does not cover
- Audio is not transcribed; you need to supply the narration text separately.
- Frames are sampled, so not every second is inspected individually.
- Videos containing patient footage must not be uploaded.
Clinesta does not provide medical services, diagnosis or treatment advice. Generated content is a draft and must be reviewed by an authorized person before publication. Guard highlights potential risks but does not guarantee legal compliance.
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