Long Video to Multi-Platform Cutdown
Finds the self-contained moments inside a long video that work as standalone clips, with per-platform captions and the exact timestamps to cut.
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Running it, start to finish
- Export a timestamped transcript of the finished video.
- Cut the top-ranked clips first; the tail rarely justifies the edit time.
- Batch-film the section 4 pickups to rescue the near-misses.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Tests each candidate for whether it carries its own setup, which is what separates a clip from an extract.
- Ranks by standalone strength rather than by how important the point was in the original video.
- Identifies near-misses worth a single pickup shot to rescue.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Use a timestamped transcript. Without timestamps the output is unusable in an edit — you will spend longer finding the moments than you saved.
- Shoot the gaps in one session. Section 4 usually needs a few seconds of new footage each. Batching them is cheap; going back per clip is not.
- Check the truncated first line. Most platforms cut the caption. The output writes for that, but the cut point varies — verify on the platform before scheduling.
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