Grabyo Live Clipping Tool supports multitrack audio sources with the ability to clip specific audio tracks or save all tracks. This feature is used for:

  • Speedy OTT/Digital workflows

  • Clip & archive workflows

  • Clip & Post Produce workflows


Supported functionalities

Product

Feature

Live Clipping

  • Clip all audio tracks as a single MP4 for a multi-track live recording then publish to S3 / FTP / download.

  • A warning when publishing to social platforms that “only the 1st audio track will be used“

Campaigns

  • Upload/import a clip with multiple audio tracks, preserving all tracks as a single MP4


Unsupported functionalities

Product

Feature

Live Clipping

  • Different audio track selections to specific destinations when publishing

VOD Clipping

  • Single Audio track selection of a multi-track live recording when VOD Clipping/Editing

Campaigns

  • Audio track selection of a multi-track VOD source when publishing

Live Broadcasting

  • Audio track selection of a multi-track live source when broadcasting

  • Audio track passthrough of a multi-track live source when broadcasting

Editor

  • Audio track selection of a multi-track VOD source

  • Multi-track audio output of Editor

  • Export to editor (unable to export multi-track clip to Editor)

How to use


  1. Select the AUDIO TRACK of your choice or check the box SAVE ALL TRACKS

  2. Select a CAMPAIGN from the drop-down menu on the right-hand side of the page

  3. Add TITLE, DESCRIPTION and SOCIAL MESSAGE

  4. Select SOCIAL DESTINATION (if applicable)

  5. Hit SAVE / SAVE AND SHARE to complete


📕 Note: Sharing clips with multiple audio tracks ("save all tracks") is not supported by all platforms. Certain platforms will default to the first audio track.

📕 Note: Grabyo supports Multitrack audio for HLS, SRT, Zixi and RIST streaming protocols for language metadata in ISO-639-2 standard which represents 3-character language codes (i.e. eng, spa, deu, free). By default, any values that are not recognizable ISO-639-2 will not be retained.

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