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# Filter Events in Video Player
You can filter events directly in the video player to help you find what you're looking for. See the topics below to learn more about how you can use the filter option on the Events page.
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## Filter the Events List
When viewing footage of an event, select the **filter icon** above the events list to filter your events with various parameters:
* Toggle the slider to filter the events list and the events displayed along the video player timeline. If you had searched for a specific term using the search bar on the Events page - for example, you typed "discounts" into the search bar, then navigated to the video player (by selecting an event) - the slider allows you to filter only events that feature the word "discounts," or show all events.
* Select one of the options from the **Show events from** list to filter the events list. For example, if you want the events list to only display events from the current location, select the **Current location** option.
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## View Filtered/Searched Events in Video Player
Searched events appear in the video player on the timeline in yellow. These are also referred to as **Filtered** events. For example, if you type "Discount" into the search bar on the events page, then navigate to the video player, all events with a "Discount" transaction appear on the timeline (this is shown in the image below, with these events appearing yellow):
Select the filter icon (near the bottom of the page or at the top of the events list) to toggle between displaying only filtered events or all events:
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## Filter Events Page
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You can filter events on the Events page via the search bar and **Add Filter** button:
To learn more, see [Add Filter](/docs/understand-your-business/search-and-save-reports/search-and-filter-events.md#add-filter).
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Mobile" %}
Use the filters at the top of the Events page to filter by the following:
1. **Location**: Filter events to one or more locations. Tap to open the location picker.
2. **Date**: Choose which day or a specific date range to view. Defaults to today; your selection is remembered.
3. **Report filter** (filter icon): Apply a saved report filter (Default, Public, or Private filters). Clear the filter from the sheet when you want to see everything again.
4. **Select Type:** Filter by event types/specific feature. Choose a product area (for example AI, Access, or Alarms) or type of event (Scheduled, etc.) to focus on that type of activity. Tap again and choose **All** to return to the full event feed.
5. **Favourite Events (star icon)**: Only display events that have been [**favorited**](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/events/share-and-favorite-events/favourite-your-events.md).
6. **Search**: Tap the search icon and type to filter events on the currently filtered day.
7. **All Events/Transaction/Etc**: Event type shortcuts.
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