Video Max in depth
Video Max
A local-first, multi-track video editor.
- A media bin, Program monitor, inspector, caption lanes and timeline that stay usable from a 390 px phone browser up to wide desktop layouts.
- Split, duplicate, delete, mute or lock tracks, and drag and trim clips. The last 50 changes can be undone and redone.
- Rendering to MP4, WebM, MP3 or GIF on your own machine with a compatible ffmpeg installation you supply. Without it, an in-browser WebM render is available for previews.
- Six templates.
- On-device caption search, reflow that wraps captions at 20–60 characters per line, and up to 100 speaker labels.
- Optional local transcription with whisper.cpp, with up to 1,000 characters of custom vocabulary that is never stored.
Limits: Video Max does not include or silently call an automatic translation service. Translations are imported and reviewed. Server-grade rendering is planned for the future.
How it works
- It is a separate desktop product on Culltron's shared, hardened platform, with its own full editor and local workspace.
- A local, authenticated runtime serves the editor. Your files stay on your machine.
- A signed licence lease unlocks the paid edition, and Ultra X27 features are enforced by the server, not just hidden.
- Changes write new copies, usually with checksum receipts, so originals are not overwritten.
Frequently asked questions
Does Video Max work offline?
Yes. The core editor runs locally through Culltron's runtime on your own machine and keeps files in a local folder.
What are the limits of Video Max?
Video Max does not include or silently call an automatic translation service. Translations are imported and reviewed. Server-grade rendering is planned for the future.
Can I download Video Max today?
Not yet publicly. Builds are tested, but a public download appears only after signing, checksum verification and release approval.
Release status: built and tested in the repository. A public download appears only after signing, checksum verification and release approval; see Downloads. Source of these facts: the product's engineering README.