audapolis is an editor for spoken-word media with transcription. It aims to make audio and video editing easier by giving users a word processor-like workflow built around transcribed speech instead of only waveform editing.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Editor for spoken-word audio and video media.
- Can automatically transcribe audio to text.
- Provides a word processor-like editing workflow.
- Suitable for podcasts, radio shows, audiobooks, and interview clips.
- Keeps data local rather than relying on cloud processing.
- Supports video, audio, and mixed editing workflows.
Website: github.com/bugbakery/audapolis
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Developer: The Vegan Bug Bakery
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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