Clips
A show recorded in your studio turns up in VRA the moment the file lands. You cut it in the browser, crop it vertical and add subtitles without downloading anything, so the best moment of the show is a finished file before the show is over.
In-browser clip editor for live recordings
Stream
The recording never leaves the building.
Opening a recording streams it to your browser straight from the studio. Play, pause and seek all work normally, but the video itself never has to come down the line first. Only the finished clip is uploaded.
Nothing is re-encoded on the way in, so the file you cut from is the studio's own recording at its own quality. No more pushing 10GB into cloud storage to cut 40 seconds out of it.
Ingest
Files register themselves.
Point Clips at wherever you already record, a deck, a NAS, a local folder or a bucket, and every new file turns up on its own with its duration, its codec, a preview strip and a waveform.
The file stays exactly where it was written. Registering it moves nothing and copies nothing.
Find
The timeline already knows what happened.
Mic opens, show changes and studio events are drawn on the timeline as labelled lanes. Stretches where somebody was talking group into numbered moments you can jump between.
Finding the bit you want stops being a scrubbing exercise.
Cut
Cut it, split it, shape it.
Mark the start and the end, split the selection where you want it, and drag one crop rectangle to a vertical, square or widescreen frame. It is built for somebody who cuts a clip between two shows, not for somebody learning an editor.
Space plays, I and O mark, arrows step, Cmd+E exports. The file comes out already the shape you need.
Caption
Subtitles, written in.
Clips transcribes the audio on your own Media Server and writes the subtitles into the export, so the clip reads correctly on a muted timeline the moment it lands.
The transcription runs on the machine in your studio, so nothing is sent out to a transcription service to get it. Dutch and English, or let it work out the language itself.
Technical specifications.
- Ingest sources
- Local folder Network folder FTP S3 HyperDeck vMix recording OBS recordingSeven types. A new file registers itself with duration, frame count, codec, a thumbnail sprite and a waveform, without the source moving anywhere and without being re-encoded. Six media connection types, each with its default port prefilled, discovered over mDNS, passwords encrypted at rest.
- Crop and export
- 16:9 1:1 4:3 9:16One static crop rectangle per export, with eight handles and a rule-of-thirds overlay. Extension follows the source and size follows the crop. One export dialog can produce several formats at once, one per preset. Exports go to a download, a signed link, or a configured network folder, local folder, FTP, S3 bucket or your own Media Hub library.
- Remote record
- HyperDeck vMix OBSOne banner starts and stops recording on the deck itself. Nobody walks to the rack.
- Automatic cleanup
- Originals can be removed once you are done with them, per source, and off until you ask for it.
Other platform surfaces.
Your best moment, cut before the show ends.
Book a demo and we will cut a clip from one of your own recordings, on your own gear.