Edit your podcast FASTER than ever with Automatic multicam

[@hollylawly]

Incredible feature. Love your videos too. Thanks!

[@YoungBlaze]

unfortunately this doesn't work well with Physical Camera footage

[@lesliehakim-dowek7780]

Very helpful and fun video - I am planning to conduct interviews for a history archive, is there a way to only have the interviewee video showing but both soundtracks ?

[@CharlieAlive]

Amazing feature. If we use this feature and export the timeline as an XLR with the edit/cuts translate to Premiere?

[@charbax]

Very impressive for this video podcast auto multicam editing! Any chance Automatic Multicam could also support all my non-podcasty Multicam work? I want to feed 2 or 3 camera angles from my projects, it needs to identify or let me identify which video has the high quality audio and only use that for my audio, then I can identify (or it auto identifies) which is the main best camera angle, and let me pick an approx percentage how much I want the edits to stay on that main angle. Then magic AI dust should figure out when it's appropriate to switch to camera 2 and camera 3.. Perhaps the AI can recognize when footage is stable and good and when something specific happens in scene that justifies switching to another secondary camera angle. And perhaps also based on script, it knows how long it's appropriate to stay on other camera angle before coming back to my main camera angle.

[@JoshThrives]

This is also the solution i'm looking for. Did you find anything? I'm still winding up having to change the layers around in final cut after exporting the timeline XML (when that even works)

[@jamesharris37]

Randy, you had mentioned about silent movies humorously, is there a way that you can integrate Descript with Canva to do it?

[@TheMarvinChronicles]

In multi cam editing, I select the option with 2 people talking with a border. The border color is tan by default, I can change it manual for each scene, but how I can automatically change it for all the scenes?