Structured Analysis

Sometimes you need more than a summary. Structured analysis lets you ask complex, multi-layered questions about your content -- and get organized, detailed answers back.

What Makes It "Structured"

Unlike a simple summary, structured analysis produces organized results: comparisons, tables, categorized findings, or detailed breakdowns. The AI combines everything it knows about your videos to build a comprehensive answer.

Types of Structured Analysis

Comparisons and Tables

Ask StarZero Agents to compare content across multiple videos and present the results in an organized way:

• "Compare the pricing claims made in each of these five review videos"
• "Create a table showing the pros and cons mentioned in each product review"
• "How do these three speakers differ in their views on remote work?"

Theme Extraction

Identify patterns and recurring ideas across your content:

• "What are the main themes across these 10 customer interviews?"
• "What topics come up most frequently in our training videos?"
• "Find common complaints mentioned across all the support call recordings"

Narrative Analysis

Understand story structure and key moments:

• "Find the first time the two main characters meet"
• "Map out the argument structure in this debate video"
• "Identify the turning points in this documentary"

Emotional and Behavioral Cues

Spot moments based on tone, energy, or behavior:

• "Identify the most dramatic moments in this footage"
• "Find segments where the speaker seems most passionate"
• "Which parts of the interview feel the most candid and unscripted?"

Multi-Video Deep Dives

Analyze your entire library (or a large subset) as a whole:

• "Analyze these 5 videos and create a table of key claims made by each speaker"
• "Across all my content from this year, what topics get the most discussion time?"
• "Find contradictions between what was said in the Q1 update and the Q3 update"

How It Works

When you ask for structured analysis, StarZero Agents pulls together everything it knows about your videos — what was said, what was shown, and how the content is organized — to build the analysis.

It then synthesizes all of this into a clear, formatted response. The results appear right in the chat, and you can ask follow-up questions or refine the analysis.

Tips for Great Results

• Be specific about what you want. "Analyze this video" is okay, but "Analyze this video and list every statistic mentioned with its source" gives you much more useful results.
• Specify the format. If you want a table, bullet points, or a numbered list, just say so.
• Build on previous analysis. After getting initial results, ask follow-up questions to drill deeper: "Tell me more about the third theme you identified."