Slated Flow — long-form to short-form
Hand it one long recording. It reads the whole thing, marks the stretches worth cutting, cuts them without touching the picture quality, and writes the post that goes with each one.
A podcast episode, a stream VOD, a talk, an interview. Audio or video up to 2 GB.
The transcript is read for the stretches that stand on their own — a complete thought with a hook at the front, not an arbitrary 60-second slice.
Each pick is cut at source quality and comes with a caption, a hook and a post written for it.
No. Clips are cut with a stream copy, so a clip is bit-for-bit the same picture as the stretch of source it came from. Re-encoding would cost quality and, measured against a real file, was slower too.
It reads the transcript for stretches that hold up on their own — a complete point with something at the front worth stopping for. Fixed-length slicing is what produces clips that start mid-sentence.
No. Each clip comes back with a caption, a hook and a longer post already written from what's actually said in it.
Yes. Cutting and writing both run on our machines. Start the upload, close the laptop, come back to a finished project.