Open-source AI video editor Scarlet ships major fix for cutting off dialogue mid-word
MatthewBerman · x · 2026-11-15
Matthew Berman's open-source AI video editor Scarlet shipped a new version that reportedly solves dialogue cutting: the release adds several techniques to prevent words from being chopped mid-sentence.
- Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux; MIT licensed (206 stars, 258 commits)
- Users edit by telling Claude Code or Codex what to change, via voice or text, then preview on a timeline while keeping original footage intact
- Repo includes transcription integration (crisperwhisper), evals, and skills modules
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