mashreghi

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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   "Professional" = people getting paid, not feature checklists.
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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   If your baseline is Resolve, sure. But most people aren't cutting Hollywood timelines.
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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   Different use case. "Runs everywhere instantly" beats "installs + config" for a lot of workflows.
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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   Sure, and most social/video workflows fit comfortably under that. Not everything is 8K RAW timelines.
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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   Most real-world edits aren't hitting those limits. Constraint ≠ useless, it just defines the target use case.
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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   If people can ship paid work with it, it's professional enough.
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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   Same argument was made about Figma vs native tools, didn't age well.
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   by mashreghi 6mo ago

   Photopea wasn't "Photoshop replacement" either, still massively useful.
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   Subformer: Multilingual video dubbing with speaker diarization and voice cloning(subformer.com)

   3 points by mashreghi 9mo ago|2 comments
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    by mashreghi 9mo ago

    Hi HN, We built Subformer ( https://subformer.com ), a web app that dubs videos into other languages while keeping speaker identity intact. Most “AI dubbing” pipelines are just ASR → translation → TTS, which breaks as soon as you