ClipStrike

Video editing

Your footage, taking shape on a timeline.

ClipStrike is a desktop workspace for turning source footage into an editable cut. Bring media into the project, review clips, and arrange video and audio across tracks while keeping the source material separate from the edit.

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Source preview

ClipStrike's native editor showing a procedural sunset, organized media bins, and a multitrack video and audio timeline. — A sample editing project with source media, a preview and video/audio tracks.
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What you
can do.

Gather the material

Organize source footage in the media pool and review it in the source viewer before deciding what belongs in the cut.

Build across tracks

Arrange video and audio on a multitrack timeline, then save the project so the structure of the edit remains available.

Carry a capture into the edit

Import supported .cstrike capture packages conservatively, leaving the original package unchanged.

In the toolkit.

Media pool and source viewer
Video and audio tracks
Editable project saves
Supported .cstrike package import
Built-in procedural demo

The project,
today.

Current stage: Source preview
Platform: Windows source preview

ClipStrike is a Windows editor candidate available as source, without a release installer. Its demo has been opened and saved, while hands-on playback, speaker output, sound and picture sync, and accessibility still need review.

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ClipStrike

Inside ClipStrike

What you can do.

Gather the material

Build across tracks

Carry a capture into the edit

In the toolkit.

The project,today.

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What you
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The project,
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