Feature Requests

Just general audio processing, adjusting the gain of the audio on a clip or track or across the whole timeline.

Similar to the manual cuts feature, but instead of just a single cut that you could adjust, this would let you drag to select a range of the timeline and tell Recut to cut or keep it.

When multiple files are dropped on the timeline or selected from the Open Media menu, add them in order of most recent last, so that they get added in the order they were recorded. This is most important for side-by-side clips where playback order matters. Probably less important for stacked clips on separate tracks.

Add a configurable keyboard shortcut for selecting the clip under the playhead. Some stuff to consider: does it affect clips, or segments, or both? Maybe it would depend on the whether the timeline is currently in Clips or Segments mode? with multiple tracks, would it select a clip/segment from every track? (probably) "Configurable keyboard shortcut" requires building that feature request first

Add the ability to export to Vegas Pro (Windows only)

Add the ability to export to Filmora

My camera tends to record audio a fraction behind the video it would be nice to separate the audio and video streams and move the audio along slightly to the lip sync matches. This may also be automatically done by matching up the audio and video timestamps.

There is a copy paste button but it doesn't work. Being able to copy clips and drag them around would complete recut for me/ I currently use it to do my initial rough edits and this is much faster than using a standard editing app, the only significant thing I miss is being able to cut copy and paste segments as I move them around. A few times I've used the wrong word, and cut the correct word from elsewhere and pasted it in.

I have to enter export bitrate manually, is it possible to remember the last setting I find 19732000 perfect for 4k footage. Perhaps a few HD & 4K presets from low to high compression (retaining quality) would be a good option. Also does this export a fixed framerate or whatever the original was encoded at?

Detect filler words like um, uh, ahh, etc and remove them.