Free, open-source desktop tools for editing recorded video.

What we build

StreamWID is a desktop utility that uses FFmpeg-based silence detection to find likely pauses in recorded speech, then presents those sections for human review before exporting a cleaned video, pause clips, EDL markers, or CSV cut lists.

ClipSplitter divides long recordings into fixed-length segments with timestamp-based filenames, using fast stream-copy exports by default or precise re-encoding when exact cut points matter.

Both apps are built with Avalonia and .NET 8 for Windows, Linux, and macOS, and both rely on FFmpeg for the actual audio and video processing. Neither uploads your source footage anywhere — everything runs on your machine.

Who they are for

The site and apps are built for creators, streamers, educators, editors, and open-source users who want transparent, local tools for two specific editing problems: dead air in recordings, and splitting a long recording into manageable pieces. Both are especially useful when a video still needs manual judgment rather than a fully automated cut.

How the site is funded

Streamwid Labs may show advertising, accept sponsorships, and link to donation or download services. Advertising and analytics help measure interest in the projects and support continued packaging, testing, documentation, and maintenance.

Contact

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