OnAir Studio Video editorEdit in the browser, captions in Urdu
The video editor of OnAir Studio works in the browser: cut your reports, add text, music, stickers, effects and transitions, and let the AI write captions from the speech - also in Urdu, in Nastaliq.
What you get
Edit in the browser
No program to install: open the editor, cut your report and export it.
Captions in your language
The AI writes captions from the speech - also in Urdu and other right-to-left languages, in Nastaliq.
Your videos stay with you
The editor runs on your server with your KCut login.
What it does
Live = running at JKTV today. Coming = built or planned, not live yet.
Edit
- LiveTimeline with several tracks
- LiveCut, split, speed and transform
- LiveMasks, blending and colour adjustment
Add
- LiveText and graphics
- LiveSounds and music
- LiveStickers, effects and transitions
Captions
- LiveCaptions written by AI from the speech
- LiveUrdu and regional right-to-left languages
- LiveNastaliq and right-to-left styling
Export
- LiveMP4 or WebM
- LiveThen publish with the Multistreamer
Screenshots from JKTV
How it works
- 1Open the editorLog in with your KCut login and start a project.
- 2EditBring in your clips, cut them, add text, music, effects and captions.
- 3Export and publishExport MP4 and send it to all your channels with the Multistreamer.
Running every day
JKTV editors cut reports in the editor and publish them with the Multistreamer.
Specs
| Runs in | The browser on a computer (best on a large screen) |
|---|---|
| Export | MP4 or WebM |
| Captions | Automatic, also Urdu and regional right-to-left languages, Nastaliq |
| Built on | The open-source OpenCut editor (MIT licence), adapted for Urdu newsrooms |
Questions
Is it like CapCut?
It is a browser editor with a timeline, text, music, effects and captions - plus Urdu captions in Nastaliq, and it runs on your own server with your login.
What is it built on?
On the open-source OpenCut editor (MIT licence). We adapted it for Urdu newsrooms: Urdu and regional right-to-left captions, Nastaliq styling and the KCut login.
Does it work on a phone?
It is made for a computer. On a phone, use OnAir Studio Quick news instead.
Ask for a quote
Tell us about your channel or organisation. We reply with a price and a free demo.