1. Videos provide a continuous stream of information. This context is crucial for understanding the sequence of actions and reactions. Screenshots capture only specific moments, potentially missing the broader context or the lead-up to an event.
2. A video recording can provide more conclusive evidence compared to a single screenshot, which might be subject to interpretation. The ability to see events unfold can support investigation and reduce doubts about the accuracy of the presented evidence.
3. Reviewing a video may be more efficient than examining a series of screenshots. We can quickly grasp the sequence of events without having to piece together separate static images.