Video podcasts: find the line for the clip
An episode runs an hour or an hour and a half, and what promotes it is short clips with the best lines. Finding them by ear takes ages, especially with two or three cameras rolling. In Rescanzo you search for the line in words.
Clips built on a line
In Pro mode Rescanzo listens to the audio. Type what you remember from the conversation, for example "the most expensive mistake of my career", and you get the spot where it was said. Then set in and out points and send the fragment off to edit.
A Pro search costs 2 tokens plus 1 for every started minute of video the cloud checks, and the app shows the price of each search before you run it.
Shots for thumbnails and reactions
Thumbnails and vertical clips need lively shots: "guest laughing", "host leaning into the mic", "both looking at the camera". That's search by description, and it runs in Low for 1 token or Mid for 2, right on your computer.
What your guests said
Guests sometimes say things that mustn't leave the edit before the episode is out. In Low and Mid the footage stays on your computer; in Pro only short found fragments go to the cloud, and they aren't stored there.
Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro get the fragments as a ready timeline with source timecodes, and for CapCut Rescanzo cuts them into separate clips, ready to trim and caption.
Questions and answers
Which languages can I search speech in?
Search works with Russian and English speech, and queries are written in Russian or English too.
Can I find a line I only half remember?
Type the words you're sure of. If the first search finds nothing, rephrase it; each attempt counts as a separate search.
What does finding ten lines for clips cost?
Ten Pro searches cost 20 tokens plus 1 for every started minute the cloud checks. The app shows the exact price of each search up front.
Try it on your own footage
A new account gets 50 tokens: that's 25 searches in Mid mode.