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Transcript and Screen-Action Editing (feature-transcript-editing, 30s)

Story

Show how Screen Recording interleaves spoken words with screen action chips ([Clicked...], [Pressed...], [Switched...]), cuts retakes with 10 ms audio fades across joins, cleans up filler words without clipping on-screen work, and splices in a fresh take with Replace with Recording.

Scene 1. Delete Words and Inline Action Chips (0:00–0:11)

  • On screen. The transcript panel shows spoken paragraphs with inline pills for [Clicked Billing], [Typed "prod-key"], and [Switched to Terminal]. The user selects a fumbled sentence and a mistaken click chip and presses Delete.
  • Narration. "Your spoken words and your screen actions live in one transcript. Select a false start or a misclick chip and press Delete to cut the video, audio, and zoom tracks together."
  • Capture notes. Show the 10 ms cut fades smoothing the join on the audio waveform.

Scene 2. Clean Up Speech That Protects Screen Actions (0:11–0:20)

  • On screen. Filler words (um, uh) and silent gaps are highlighted in the transcript, while a silent pause containing [Clicked Run Tests] shows a protected badge. The user clicks Clean Up Speech and the unprotected dead air disappears.
  • Narration. "Clean Up Speech removes filler words and dead air in one click, while automatically protecting every moment where you clicked, typed, or switched windows."
  • Capture notes. Keep the protected action chip clearly visible so the viewer sees why that silent action was preserved.

Scene 3. Replace with Recording and Linked Clips (0:20–0:30)

  • On screen. The user selects an outdated sentence in the transcript, chooses Replace with Recording…, picks a recorded pickup take in the sheet, clicks Replace, and creates a linked Clip from the finished section.
  • Narration. "When a UI step changes later, record a short pickup take and use Replace with Recording to splice it straight into place."
  • Capture notes. Show the updated words and zoom blocks dropping seamlessly into the existing timeline.