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Highlights ​

5Stack turns finished matches into shareable video automatically, and gives you an in-app editor to cut your own clips. Both render on a GPU node.

Automatic highlights ​

When a match finishes (or an imported demo is analyzed), 5Stack detects the standout moments — multikills, best rounds, clutches, and knife kills — and renders them into clips. You can:

  • Group by match or view every clip individually.
  • Filter by player, time range (24h / 7d / 30d / 90d / all-time), and kill count (2+, 3+, 4+, 5+).
  • Share a clip with a link, and toggle clips between public and private.

In-app clip builder ​

From demo playback, anyone with the right role can cut a custom clip two ways:

  • One-click presets — Multikills, Best Round, Knife, or a match Recap.
  • Manual editor — drag segments onto a tick timeline, trim and reposition them, and set the POV player per segment. Round markers make it easy to line cuts up with the action.

Set a title, resolution (720p/1080p), and FPS (30/60), then submit. The job goes into the render queue, where you can watch its progress.

Admin controls ​

  • Auto-generate highlights on match completion and/or on imported demo analysis.
  • Pause renders during live matches so playback and streaming get GPU priority.
  • Bake branding into rendered clips.
  • Default resolution / FPS and video codec (H.264 or H.265).
  • Retention — minimum retention days and a maximum storage cap.
  • Default clip visibility (public or private).

TIP

Highlights, clips, and demo playback all share your GPU nodes. If renders are slow or queued, check the GPU pool and the "pause during live matches" setting.