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Open studio
  • Overview
  • With your agent
  • What is vosso
  • Make your first video
  • Keyboard shortcuts

Studio

    • Install the recorder
    • Record a tab
    • Record a window or the screen
    • Webcam and microphone
    • Tab and system audio
    • Take a screenshot
    • Record without the extension
    • Bring a video file
    • Record with the CLI
    • Zooms
    • Adjust a zoom
    • Add and delete zooms
    • Camera styles
    • Follow the cursor
    • Tilt
    • Cursor and clicks
    • Trim and split
    • Speed
    • Freeze
    • Range chips
    • Add footage and transitions
    • Text
    • Media
    • Reuse a fileNew
    • HTML layers
    • Live layers
    • Soundtrack
    • Voice and levels
    • Backdrop
    • Card and frame
    • Webcam
    • History
    • Save and autosave
    • Projects and recipes
    • FilesNew
    • Export a video
    • The program itself
    • Publish
    • The watch page
    • Embed a vos
    • Remix and duplicate
    • Every release

Agents and code

    • The agent contract
    • Install the skills
    • Bring a Remotion or HyperFrames video
    • Push and pull
    • Versions and conflicts
    • Folders and recipes
    • Credentials

  • Start

    • Install and log in
    • The take directory

    Reference

    • Verbs
    • actions.json
    • doc.json
    • HTML layers

  • Programs

    • Overview and auth
    • Config format
    • Voses and versions

    Catalogs

    • Fonts
    • Music and SFX
    • 3D typefaces
    • Backdrops
    • Limits
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Record

Bring a video file

Drop a video on the studio and edit it as a take, adding zooms yourself.

previous← Record without the extensionnextRecord with the CLI →

Drop a video file onto /studio and it opens as a take, with the same timeline and panels a recording gets.

The studio's intake with a video file dropped on itThe studio's intake with a video file dropped on it

A file carries no cursor track, so the studio plans no zooms for it, and the Camera and Cursor pages stay off the rail. Add zooms yourself: press Zoom in the timeline toolbar, or Z, at the playhead, or drag a range on the footage and press the Zoom chip. Then aim the zoom by dragging its green rectangle on the paused canvas. See Add and delete zooms.

Everything else works as it does for a recording: the backdrop, the frame, speed and freeze, text and media layers, a soundtrack. Footage in the toolbar appends another recording or file after the last clip.