A 90-second brand interview is approved. The client now needs a 30-second feed version and a 15-second teaser, each with the qualifying phrase intact and another round of notes expected.
How Stringout solves this
01
The shorter answer drops a necessary condition
Play the approved answer in its original recording and save the complete claim as a source range. Save an alternative answer and picture choices beside it. The feed version and the teaser can differ in structure, and both include the qualifying phrase.
02
The editor changes the cut in the NLE
When a supported NLE project document comes back to Stringout, it becomes a cut revision. The next request begins from the version the editor changed, with its source ranges available. The NLE project holds the native finishing work.
03
The client asks for one more length
A connected agent reads the current cut, saved ranges and transcripts and proposes a named child cut. The earlier version is untouched. The editor reviews its wording and picture before choosing which version to finish. Stringout’s on-device transcription and AI are unlimited on every plan, so another length does not draw on a quota, while cloud features in Pro have their own plan allowances. The external assistant uses its own account and data handling for the material it receives.
The result
A new version from the current edit
The feed edit and teaser are separate cuts, each ready for review. For the next notes, the editor starts from the returned NLE revision with the complete interview answer and the unused campaign picture beside it.
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