Features
Auto Highlights
Review model-free motion, visual-prominence, scene, and speech-energy proposals before rendering an audio-aligned short reel.
Auto Highlights proposes a 15, 30, or 60-second cut from the latest edited clip. The v3 local engine combines scene boundaries, measured motion, visual prominence, and real audio-energy voice activity; it does not download a highlight model.
Choose a focus
- Motion favours visible movement.
- Visual prominence favours luma structure and centre contrast without claiming that it found a person, product, or narratively important subject.
- Speech uses decoded audio energy and voice-activity evidence.
- Mixed balances all available signals.
Speech remains available only when the workflow has real decoded audio/VAD evidence. Silent clips still support the visual modes.
Review every range
Analysis produces chronological scene cards and proposed start/end ranges. Adjust boundaries, remove weak moments, or exclude a range before Apply. The proposal never exports blindly. When the source is long enough, the accepted total targets the chosen duration within five seconds and avoids micro-clips.
Apply and undo
Encoding uses the latest visible editor media, applies the same ranges to picture and audio, and commits one timeline history operation only after encoding succeeds. Cancellation, a source change, or an editor fingerprint change discards stale output. Transparent video is handled explicitly rather than being silently flattened.
Editorial limits
Local signals do not know which moment matters to the story. Quiet but important statements, setup, reactions, and context can score below energetic but unimportant footage. Review the complete proposal and the final audio continuity.
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