Edit on the Spot is a real-time video editing platform that utilizes AI to automatically trim, brand, and deliver edited content directly from live streams or recordings without the need for file uploads. This technology eliminates the time-consuming process of manual editing, allowing content creators and event producers to instantly share polished videos after their sessions.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Content creators and event producers often spend significant time manually editing videos after recording live streams or events. This process involves downloading, ingesting, and manipulating large video files, which can be time-consuming and require specialized editing skills.
Solution
Edit on the Spot is an AI-powered video editing platform that automates the post-production process for live streams and recordings. The platform allows users to stream content directly, eliminating the need for file uploads. Its AI algorithms automatically trim dead air, add custom branding elements like intros and outros, and deliver polished videos within seconds of recording. By integrating with popular web conferencing and live streaming platforms, Edit on the Spot streamlines video editing workflows, reduces costs, and enhances productivity for content creators, event producers, and online learning platforms.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes online content creators, event producers, event speakers, and online learning platforms that require efficient and automated video editing solutions.
Features
- AI-powered automatic trimming of dead air at the beginning and end of recordings
- Custom branding with intros, outros, logos, overlays, brand colors, and fonts
- Direct integration with Zoom, MS Teams, Restream, OBS, and StreamYard
- Real-time editing during live streams and recordings
- Cloud-based computing and storage for seamless video processing
- CDN (Content Delivery Network) for client delivery
- Automatic video transcription with downloadable text and captions
- RTMP support for live streaming; SRT, NDI, and AV1 support coming soon