What is behind the magic? This
page is dedicated to revealing how the magic is accomplished,
and how Magic Cut enables users to condense long and tedious
content into an action-packed Hollywood-style movie.
Rectifying
Poorly Shot Video Experiences
Have you ever experienced:
- boring home movies long on monotony,
short on action
- shoddy camera work, unbalanced
colors or poorly lit backgrounds
- countless hours in the cutting
room trimming unwanted video content
- painful failures cutting frame-by-frame
but never quite succeeding
How to Increase the Pace
Before Magic Cut begins amazing you, configure the following settings:
- New duration: Enter the preferred total duration
of all the new clips after Magic Cut has been applied to
the original video clip
- Scenes with zoom/pan/motion: Scenes' selection
based on the degree of zooming, panning, and motion
- Scenes with people speaking: Scenes' selection
based on the extent of dialogue
- Duration of scenes selected by Magic Cut: Divides
and cuts up the original video into clips depending on your
preferences for a longer or shorter clip duration

The Technology Behind the Magic How does Magic Cut intuitively estimate which
scenes are to be discarded and retained? How does it accomplish
its magic? Magic Cut carefully selects key scenes by weighing
the following factors hidden in video content:
- camera shots with zooming/panning
- peoples' faces and moving objects
- color histogram
- background dialogue
When combining these factors, Magic Cut automatically
calculates and tallies each factor according to a preliminary
set of parameters, and then generates the key scenes essential
for your new movie according to your settings.

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