Notes from the lab
· Emaki
Emaki is a small-town mystery you play in English. Season 1, The Notebook, is out: eight chapters, about two hours, told shot by shot along one long scroll. No sign-up, nothing to install.
· Plux
Plux catches what you select with a double-tap of Shift and puts it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Cursor, ready to send. It now comes as a desktop app for macOS and Windows and as a free Chrome extension.
· SyncCut
Lips move, the words come a beat later. First find out whether the file is wrong or your playback is, then shift the audio back into place without re-encoding the video.
· SyncCut
PluralEyes is no longer developed or supported. Here are the ways to sync a separate audio recording to video now, and where a small dedicated app like SyncCut fits.
· SyncCut
You turned on internal recording so a wireless dropout can't ruin a take. Here's how to get that backup WAV lined up with your footage, without opening a video editor.
· SyncCut
The Wireless PRO records 32-bit float on the transmitter as a backup. Here's how to get it off the mic and lined up with your footage on a Mac, with or without timecode.
· Plux
A capture box for everything you'd otherwise lose in a tab — coming to macOS and Windows.