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# Review moderated media

After a moderation job runs, review what it flagged and compare the moderated copy with your original. You track jobs and open their results in the dashboard under **AI Agents > Moderation Agent > Jobs**.

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## Track job progress

Open the job from the **Jobs** list. The job page shows:

* **Progress** and how many videos have been scanned.
* **Flagged media**, the number of videos with at least one flagged moment.
* **Created**, when the job started.
* **Rule**, the rule this job uses, with each condition's threshold and action.
* **Source**, the job ID and the media being checked.

While the job runs, the **Media results** table shows each video as **Moderating** or **Processing** with a running flagged count.

![Moderation job in progress](https://static.fastpix.com/fastpix-job-running.png)

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When the job finishes, its status is **Completed** and a moderated copy of each video is produced. The **Media results** table lists the **Source media**, the **Moderated media**, the **Status**, the number of **Flagged** moments, and the **Creation date**.

![Completed moderation job with media results](https://static.fastpix.com/fastpix-job-completed.png)

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## A new media asset is created

Each moderated video is saved as a **new media asset** in your library, separate from the original. You can find it under **Video > Media** and play, share, or manage it like any other media. Open it to see its **Overview**, where it is marked **This video is AI Moderated** and links back to the original:

* **Open source media** takes you to the original, unmoderated video.
* **View moderation** opens the scene-by-scene review described below.

![Moderated media overview in the Media library, linking to the source video and the moderation review](https://static.fastpix.com/fastpix-moderated-media-overview.png)

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## Review the moderated media

Open the moderated media from the job's **Media results** table, or from **Video > Media**, then select **View moderation**. The review screen has three parts.

![Moderated media review screen with players, timeline, and flagged moments](https://static.fastpix.com/fastpix-moderated-media-timeline.png)

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**Two players at the top.** The left player is your **source** media and the right player is the **moderated** media. Where a rule applies a visual action such as **Blur**, you see the effect on the right while the source stays untouched on the left.

![Source and moderated players showing a blurred violent scene](https://static.fastpix.com/fastpix-moderated-media-violence-blur.png)

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**A timeline** marks every flagged moment on the seek bar, color-coded by action, with a count for each action (Blur, Beep, Mute, Cut, Flag). Hover a marker to see the detection, its category, modality, risk score, and time range.

![Timeline marker showing a muted religious-sensitive audio moment](https://static.fastpix.com/fastpix-moderated-media-religious-mute.png)

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**A table of flagged moments** below the players lists every detection:

* **Time**: the start and end of the flagged moment.
* **Category**: what was detected, for example Violence or Profanity.
* **Modality**: whether it was found in the **Video** or the **Audio**.
* **Risk**: the detected risk score for that moment.
* **Action**: what FastPix did, based on your rule.

![Timeline marker showing beeped profanity and threats in audio](https://static.fastpix.com/fastpix-moderated-media-profanity-beep.png)

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> **NOTE:** A visual action such as Blur only appears on the moderated video if you set it in the rule. If a condition's action is **Flag**, the moment is marked in the results but the video is left unchanged.

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## What's next

* [Create a moderation rule](/docs/in-video-ai/create-a-moderation-rule) to adjust what you detect and how you act on it.
* [Run a moderation job](/docs/in-video-ai/run-a-moderation-job) to moderate more videos.