SafeWatch is a Muvi One playback feature that skips admin-approved sensitive scenes when viewers select Watch with SafeWatch. It uses timestamps generated through TrueComply without editing the original video.
SafeWatch can support parental viewing preferences by offering a more family-friendly streaming mode. However, it is not a complete parental-control system with PINs, child profiles, age restrictions, or account-level content blocking.
The default SafeWatch profile detects nudity, sexual content, and gore. Admins can review the detections, adjust timestamp ranges, and edit the profile according to their content policies.
No. TrueComply’s AI video moderation identifies potentially sensitive scenes and generates their timestamps. Admins control which scenes and timestamp ranges are approved for SafeWatch playback.
No. SafeWatch works as video scene-skipping software at the playback level. The original video remains unchanged, and businesses do not need to store or manage a separate edited version.
If seeking, resuming, starting over, or using Skip Intro places the viewer inside an approved restricted section, SafeWatch moves playback to the next unrestricted point.
No. SafeWatch only uses the approved timestamp data from the moderation report. It does not depend on actions such as blur, mute, beep, or frame removal configured in the moderation profile.
The latest SafeWatch report becomes the active report for that content. Its approved timestamps replace the timestamps from the previous SafeWatch run.
No. If a video has no moderation report, contains no approved detections, or all detections are rejected, SafeWatch is not displayed to viewers.
Yes. Businesses using another OTT platform can pass their video URL through the SafeWatch API and receive the output required to add automatic sensitive-scene skipping to their existing viewing experience.
Yes. SafeWatch requires an active TrueComply subscription or free trial because TrueComply performs the sensitive-content analysis and generates the timestamps SafeWatch uses during playback.





