Never stop recording
One twenty-minute file or thirty short clips — it doesn't matter. The AI finds the start and end of each take by the pauses between lines.
Keep the camera rolling. Dubl finds take boundaries by the pauses, groups takes by line and sets aside anything that shouldn't be in the video.
One twenty-minute file or thirty short clips — it doesn't matter. The AI finds the start and end of each take by the pauses between lines.
Stage directions read aloud, off-camera remarks, noise and slips go to “Not in video”. Bring anything back in one tap.
Takes of the same line sit together, so you see how many times you said it and which version works.
Up to 30 files from your gallery. Put them in the order you shot them.
It transcribes the recording, finds take boundaries and groups them by line.
Check your best takes — the AI orders the lines by meaning, and Dubl handles the rest.
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Open “Not in video”: everything set aside is there with a reason — “slip”, “said off camera”, “not speech”. One tap brings it back.
No, your video stays on your phone. Only the sound is needed for transcription.
Get Dubl, shoot a couple of takes and see what comes out.