Your session replays, ready to publish
Every live stream is recorded. You trim it, split it by session, correct and translate its subtitles, then publish it with its summary and chapters.
What it does
The replay starts from what the live stream already produced: the recording, the session markers set by the control desk and the slides shown during the session.
- Automatic recording of live streams sent from OBS, vMix or the Studio, and import of a video filmed elsewhere, up to 30 GB and six hours.
- Frame-accurate trimming at the start and end, and one-click splitting by programme session, based on the markers set during the live stream.
- Automatic subtitles in twelve languages, corrected sentence by sentence, then translated into the event’s other languages. SRT or WebVTT import for the remaining languages.
- A summary and chapters written in a minute, in each language, to review before publishing.
- Publishing to everyone, to signed-in participants or behind a payment, with a searchable transcript and a play count.
What it does not do
It works on video broadcast or imported through LiveEvent.
- A YouTube, Vimeo or Twitch video stays at its provider: no recording, trimming or paid access on our side.
- No multitrack editing: you trim and split a video, you do not assemble several. A live stream interrupted for more than ten seconds gives two recordings, which cannot be stitched together.
Frequently asked questions
- How soon after the live stream is the replay ready?
- The recording appears a few minutes after the end, as one piece covering everything, and the transcription follows on its own. Trimming, the summary and publishing are up to you.
- Can the replay be restricted or paid?
- Yes. A piece is published for everyone or for signed-in participants, and the video is then protected at the provider. You can also give it a price: it can only be watched once bought.
- Can I get the video or the audio?
- Yes: the video as MP4, the audio only as M4A for a podcast, and the subtitles as SRT or VTT, aligned to the start of the piece.