A local video editor with offline captions and no watermark, desktop and phone
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Preview cinema-camera footage and export a proxy without installing anything
A producer or client can check BRAW or R3D rushes from a link on any laptop, with the files never leaving their machine.
Kino Transcode decodes footage from cinema cameras and Avid workflows in a browser tab using WebCodecs and WebAssembly, so nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. Drop in Blackmagic RAW, RED R3D, ProRes, DNxHR/DNxHD MXF or older AVI formats, scrub through, set in and out points, and export H.264 MP4 or ProRes MOV. R3D scrubbing uses reduced resolutions to stay responsive. HDR and wide-gamut conversion and MPEG-2 are not supported yet. It comes from Kino, which makes a browser video editor.
A local video editor with offline captions and no watermark, desktop and phone
A slimmed MiniMax-H3 that makes video with sound on a single 24 GB card
An agent skill that works out how a video was made and how to remake it
An MIT render engine your coding agent drives to cut raw footage into posts
One tap on your phone gives you a vertical and a wide video, both full frame
An agent skill that turns a reference video into a remake plan