Fabel
Edit video by editing text
What it does
Fabel is a text-based video and audio editor heavily geared towards a broadcast television workflow.
Edit video by editing text. Transcribe, search and turn interviews into finished clips in minutes with Fabel
Turn interviews into finished clips in minutes, not hours. Search, highlight and cut video through a fast text-based workflow. Built for creators, journalists and media teams working with spoken content. Fabel helps you find the best moments in interviews, podcasts and spoken-word video without scrubbing through a timeline. Search the transcript, click any word, highlight a section and turn it into a clip with frame-accurate timing. Skip the timeline scrubbing. Go straight from transcript to video and keep moving. Search quotes, names and phrases across your transcript so strong moments surface fast. Highlight text to define your edit, then turn selected words into real clips and sequences.…from fabel.tv
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