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Frame-accurate timestamps (end-to-end)
- Migration 2026_08_08_000002 promotes match_rounds.start_time_seconds,
match_points.timestamp_seconds, coach_reviews.start_time_seconds and
coach_reviews.end_time_seconds from INTEGER to decimal(10,3).
- Model $casts updated (float). MatchEventController validators relaxed
from `integer` to `numeric|min:0` on all four fields.
- Blade SSR data-time-{start,end} attributes cast to (float) so the
first paint carries frame precision.
- Point + review capture strips: slider step = 1/fps, snapToFrame()
applied to every seek/nudge/input commit. Clock now shows SMPTE
MM:SS.FF; parsePcbTimeInput accepts MM:SS.FF, MM:SS, MM.SS or seconds.
- Default fps is 30; override via window.matchFPS.
- confirmPointCapture no longer Math.round()s currentTime — sends the
exact frame boundary.
Point + review UX
- Video pauses aggressively on scrubber grab (mousedown/pointerdown/
touchstart) AND on every input, with a 30ms follow-up to beat HLS.js
race conditions.
- Zoom buttons now scope by data-pcs-zoom / data-rcb-zoom so clicks on
the review-strip zoom don't clobber the point-strip zoom (root cause
of the "resets while button still on 20x" bug).
- Point cards now play a preroll/postroll clip at 1× then replay at
the chosen slow-mo rate, then resume normal playback.
- REPLAY ×N badge shown in the top-left of the video during replays,
swapping palette when slow-mo kicks in.
- Slow-mo picker (¼× ½× ¾×) in the tab-header — window.slowmoRate is
the source of truth for both point and review replays.
- Clicking a card hides the player chrome (controls-hidden re-applied
across 0/10/60/200/500ms to beat pause/seek/play showControls races);
mousemove over the video brings them back instantly.
- Review-tools slow-mo button removed — the card click IS the trigger.
Coach review specific
- Dual-thumb scrubber on a shared track with a red fill between the
thumbs (visualises the note's range). Start clamps to ≤ end and
vice-versa; nudges act on the last-touched thumb.
- Note overlay live-previews as user types and is drag-to-position;
overlay position persists (position_x/position_y decimal(6,4)).
- Overlay uses container-query units (cqi) so text scales with the
player width and position stays proportional on any resize.
- Timeline card design (chapter-style time label + subtle card with
emoji, note, coach name, tools) — nothing else selected.
Sidebar
- "Rounds & points" / "Private notes" section labels removed; only
the owner-only + Add Round / + Add Note button remains.
- Points that share a timestamp within a round collapse into ONE card
with a chip per side (equal-width Blue/Red pills), one edit/delete
pair, and a coloured score line (yellow ROUND N, blue/red score
badges — background pills with white numerals).
- On mobile the highlights sheet only closes via its own toggle now.
Backdrop is pointer-events: none so taps pass through to the video.
Mobile capture strip
- Renders below the video on mobile portrait so the paused frame is
visible while typing. Wider inner padding (10px 20px 14px) so
content doesn't sit on the edges.
- .pcs-entry uses flex-wrap: nowrap and Action input shrinks to
fit — the row stays on one line at any width.
Collapsed action menu (video-actions component)
- Every viewport now shows the single ⚡ Action dropdown; individual
desktop-action buttons are hidden by CSS across the board.
SPA navigation fixes
- window.videoId + isOwner now live on window so navigation to a new
match video via Up Next can update them via reloadMatchVideoState.
- Tabs, event-item clicks, highlights toggle and sidebar-height sync
re-hydrate on each SPA swap.
- Blade point-time regression: "{{ '@' . $fmtTime(...) }}" instead of
the misused "@{{ ... }}" escape directive.
Backend
- Point-score recompute (recomputeRoundScores) already sums by
(timestamp, id) order — works fine with the new decimal columns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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