The iOS app keeps your video list focused on horse footage by hiding videos the on-device detector decided aren't equestrian. You can override the detector either way — and your overrides stick.
What gets shown by default
The main video list shows two groups:
- Horse videos — the on-device classifier saw a horse in at least one of three sampled frames (25%, 50%, 75% of the video) above a confidence threshold.
- Unscanned videos — the detector hasn't run yet. They stay visible so you don't lose sight of fresh footage while ML catches up.
Videos the detector classified as not a horse are hidden from the main list — but they're never deleted, and you can flip them back at any time.
Override the detector
If the detector got it wrong on a specific video, you can correct it from the list:
- Hide a non-horse video — swipe left on the row and tap Not a Horse. It disappears from the main list.
- Restore a hidden video — open the hidden list (see below), then swipe left and tap Mark as Horse, or open the video and tap the same button in the detail view.
Manual labels always win over the detector, and they survive a re-scan — once you've told the app what a video is, it stops second-guessing you.
View your hidden videos
At the top of the video list, next to the filter icon, there's an eye toggle:
- Eye icon — you're looking at horses + unscanned (the default).
- Eye-slash icon — you're looking at the videos the detector hid. Tap any to review or restore.
Unscanned videos don't appear in the hidden list — only videos the classifier or you explicitly marked as not-a-horse.
Why some real horse videos get hidden
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