> Only supported for videos on Vimeo or YouTube. # What are timestamps A timestamp is a small text in the format HH:MM:SS that refers to a specific moment in a video. For example 01:03:15 would be 1 hour 3 minutes and 15 seconds after the video starts. For videos shorter than one hour, the timestamp should still include all three parts, for example 00:30:00 for 30 minutes, and so on. # Links to a specific moment in the video In the link to a video you can add ?ts=HH:MM:SS so that the video starts at that exact moment when someone opens the link. For example this link https://learn.derose.app/p/conversas-com-rumo?ts=00:13:35 leads to the interview with Professor DeRose, specifically to the moment when Rumo says “Imagine all the people”. # References to specific moments in the video Both in the main body of a video and in comments under a video, Learn detects any timestamps present and turns them into a small button to play the video at that point.