Voding
Edit Twitch VoDs in your browser, guided by chat activity
What it does
Voding turns an 8-hour Twitch stream into a clip folder. Paste a VoD, read the chat-activity graph to find the moments, cut clips, render chat overlays with 7TV/BTTV/FFZ emotes, and export a timeline to DaVinci, without downloading the source. No AI.
Edit Twitch VoDs in your browser. Chat replay with 7TV emotes, activity graphs, chat search, chat overlay rendering. Built for editors, no AI.
vod.ing is a browser editor for Twitch VoDs. Request a VoD and a chat-activity graph shows you exactly where the moments are. Cut clips, render chat overlays, and export a timeline to DaVinci. The source never touches your drive. Chat already reacted to every moment that mattered. vod.ing turns that into the work surface. You cut, render, and export, all in the browser. We pull the VoD and full chat onto our servers at up to 250 MB/s. Your disk stays empty. Read the activity graph, filter by emote or word, and the peaks reshape to the mood you want. The chat-spike finder marks every spike on the graph; you click each one to judge it and turn keepers into clips, sorted by mood. Render a…from vod.ing
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