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After creating clips, in edit Opus displays the text/video of the full original video, I'd like to create an entirely NEW clip from the text/video by selecting what I want. I suggest adding a button "Add New Clip" at the bottom of the clips. This would be like the co-pilot, but AFTER the clips have been rendered, rather than before.

Hi, will Opusclips create a feature that allows for manually creating edits to the uploaded clip, sort of like in Minvo? This would be helpful. I know in my experience thus far; I have noticed quite a few clips that were not good portions of my video and I couldn't change that except for the short buffer above and below. I would love it if I could create my own clip in addition to AI-generated clips.

Suppose I want the entire video to be captioned so I can then go in and select using in and points to export clips I choose?

Currently, the only thing we can do to a full video is add captions. I would like the ability to edit my original video and use AI enhancements.

I find myself wanting to get more content from before/after an Opus Created Clip but there is no way to go further back and further forward from the original transcript. It is nice that Opus has a short before & after transcript buffer, but it should be unlimited. If none of my ai generated clips were what I was wanting from a video, I should be able to choose which parts throughout the entire video.

I should be able to upload my video, then manually set each of my clips. Opus does a decent job of getting some of my highlights, but even then I have to adjust the start or end time. It would be easier to set them all myself.

While editing, I sometimes extend a clip to capture additional dialogue. As I review the transcription, I often identify specific segments that could work as standalone clips. It would be very useful to have an option to select a part of the dialogue and instantly generate a new clip from that segment. This new clip could then be saved directly to the project’s folder as a separate cut, rather than adding it to the current edit.

This feature would streamline content repurposing by allowing users to quickly create additional clips from relevant segments without needing to re-edit the main video.