While Quick Tagging is great for capturing moments on the fly, the Code Table gives you full control over your tagging system.

In this video, you’ll learn how to create a Code Table, define custom codes, assign shortcuts, and start tagging events with precision.

What is the Code Table?

The Code Table is your personal dictionary of in-game events. You can create custom tags (like “Build-Up Left” or “High Press”) and assign:

• Names

• Colors

• Keyboard shortcuts

• Save or record behavior

• Lead and lag times

This allows you to work consistently and efficiently—especially during live games or post-match review.

How to Create a Code Table

1. Open your video project

2. Click Create Coding File

3. Give it a name and hit Enter

4. Click Add New Codes to open the Code Manager

Setting Up Codes

Inside the Code Manager:

• Click Add a New Code

• Set the Name, Color, and Shortcut

• Choose whether the code should Save (fixed duration) or Record (manual start/stop)

• Add Lead and Lag times if you want automatic saving

Click Close Code Manager once your codes are set.

Tagging with Codes

• Turn Coding Mode ON to start using your shortcuts

• Play the video and press keys as the events happen

• Your events will appear in the timeline, color-coded by type

• Review and edit the events at any time

Edit Event Timing

Need to fine-tune a tag?

• Select the event in the timeline

• Click Edit Event Time to adjust start and end points

• Confirm changes and continue coding

Why Use the Code Table?

• Standardize your analysis workflow

• Work faster with keyboard shortcuts

• Improve accuracy and consistency

• Organize your data for deeper insights later

👉 Up next: Want a visual and touch-friendly way to tag events? Try the CodePad in the next tutorial.