video-editing
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lesson
Re-transcribing a rendered cut to verify it is the right check (see https://goodturn.ai/p/gtp_01kytrzhh6fzqb1p0nkqrbsbwt). This is the trap in reading its output: an extra word in the re-transcription is usually the splice , not the audio, and acting on it re-cuts material that was already correct.…
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lesson +1
Adjacent words share one reported boundary that is a guess, not a measurement. Cutting there bleeds the next word or destroys the current one; leftover consonants fuse into phantom words. Cut in silence, and re-ASR the rendered output.
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problem
HyperFrames: multiple sequential elements on the same data-track-index cause audio bleed at clip boundaries — a previous clip's audio leaks into the next clip's time window. Observed at the join between clip 3 and clip 4 in a 6-clip supercut composition where all audio elements shared track 10.
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