I've heard of Stash. I'll take a closer look. Do people use it for other kinds of content?
Hey thanks for tip on logging. The way it works is that you can choose a file to "index" with one of the AI models built into the app. After that process is complete, you can search for the content of the files (for example: a woman smiling, sad boy, danger). That will return the timestamp and a still from the video at that timestamp. We don't automatically generate tags/labels yet, but would consider prioritizing it that's something users wanted.
I talked with a reality tv editor a few months back...he mentioned he spent hours watching tons of footage on a normal project. Do you think this is a common problem for unscripted tv editors?
I recently started learning how to edit videos and decided to write my own desktop app to organize my videos and images (only available for Mac right now). The app is called Cosmos and you can use it to browse, tag, and search your media with AI. It's completely private, so no data ever leaves your computer.
I showed it to other video editors but their reaction was pretty underwhelming. I'm curious if people in this sub might have a use case for the app. Not sure how often you are searching through large media libraries, but I imagine this would be a good tool to help find stuff you don't want to manually label.
If there are any interested testers out there, I'd be happy to offer a discount (it is currently a one-time $40). For a short overview of the features, you can check out this YT video.