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[under-the-rug stub] [see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45988611 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45988611 for explanation]
by dang 1y ago
[under-the-rug stub]
[see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45988611 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45988611 for explanation]
- lava123 1y agoYOOOO, this is super awesome. Love this for you all. Lets make life easier for more creators.
- adishj 1y agothanks!
- penne_pastaa 1y agothis is so cool, can we see some demos of edits you'd make with it?
- adishj 1y agothanks! check out the demo video here of the latest version of the interface: https://screen.studio/share/SP7DItVD https://screen.studio/share/SP7DItVD i playback parts of the cinematic edit I made to the conversation between Dwarkesh Patel and Satya Nadella (e.g. added cinematic captions, motion graphics) i can post the full edit as well if you're interested
- EasySlicePapi 1y ago[dead]
- shambu2k 1y agoDamn, you beat me to it. I was building something similar but got too caught up optimizing the context extraction. I actually ended up building a full spec for it—basically a PoC of "grep for videos." My end goal was to let an agent make semantic changes (e.g., "remove the parts where the guy in the blue dress is seen") by simply grepping the context spec for the relevant timestamps and using ffmpeg to cut them out. How are you extracting context from videos?
- adishj 1y agohow would this be different from vector embeddings / semantic search?
- shambu2k 1y agoVector embeddings are fuzzy on finding boundaries. With my spec approach, my goal is to get precise start/end times for ffmpeg to do edits. The downside is, that there is a lot of pre-processing of raw footage in my approach. Vectors win on zero-shot flexibility here.
- adishj 1y agoif you have an example you could share i'd be very curious on what you mean.
- anthonySs 1y agoAs a creator who films long form content, editing (specifically clipping for short form) is such a nightmare - this solves such a huge problem and the ui is insanely clean. Will be using this a ton in the future
- adishj 1y agogreat to hear — I'd recommend using the clips tile to create clips, but you can also use the rough cut tile to help edit down the raw footage for the long-form
- heyyfurqan 1y agoDamn this is good.
- adishj 1y agoThank you! :)
- sashagoncharov 1y agobest of luck guys!!
- adishj 1y agothank you! let us know if you have any feedback!
- rishabhaiover 1y agoWhen I see a hn post with no critical comments I assume all comments are either seeded or biased (commenting on my own bias)
- adishj 1y agoscroll down and you'll see all the critical comments about the landing page lol
- supportengineer 1y agoSubmarining - well-known issue on HN.
- soperj 1y agoit's hilarious how many have less than 5 karma.
- skeeter2020 1y agoWell, half the comments are a variation of "this is so cool... I'm building something similar" so you'd expect them to be incredibly supportive, and with the churn in the AI field a 6 month old account with 100+ karma is relatively ancient!
- filkny 1y agoThis is one of those ideas that seems obvious after you hear about it, yet somehow didn't exist yet. So many potential applications. Met the founder back in SF and he's one of the coolest, down to earth dudes there is. Best of luck to the team!
- adishj 1y agothank you so much for the kind word!
- camcaine 1y agoAgree this looks very promising.
- adishj 1y agothank you! if you get a chance to try it, let me know if you have any feedback
- dakshbhatia 1y agoYou can see the care in every little decision, workflow, and feature — I’ve never had this much fun editing videos. I didn’t expect great video editing to become democratized so quickly. Kudos to the team!! - a happy customer
- adishj 1y agothanks for the kind word and for being an early supporter!
- news4abhi 1y agoBeen following this team from the early days. Amazing founder story, even better product. Just what people need today
- adishj 1y agothanks for the kind word and for being an early supporter!
- EasySlicePapi 1y ago[dead]