One source, three caption treatments

This is a file-level inspection of one short sample, not a benchmark of clipping accuracy, processing speed, audience engagement, or competing products. The source is an existing interview and the three outputs use the same excerpt. Caption styling is the variable visitors can compare.

The sample is useful for judging where captions sit, how individual words appear over time, and how a landscape interview reads inside a vertical frame. It cannot establish the quality of every speaker, language, recording, or scene the product may encounter.

The source is NASA Astronaut Don Pettit Talks with AstroKobi, published January 8, 2025. We used the passage from 04:02.520 to 04:09.200. The underlying NASA footage is public domain in the United States; NASA and the speakers do not endorse Clyps.

The published sample outputs are generated by the Clyps landing-media rendering script from a fixed source excerpt and caption timing. We inspected the shipped MP4 files with ffprobe, recording their video dimensions, frame rate, duration, codec, and byte size. The downloadable JSON below contains the measured values. We did not round byte counts or substitute estimated values.

All four files contain H.264 video and AAC audio. Output durations are 6.68 seconds. The source container duration is 6.690017 seconds. The small difference in container duration is not evidence of a different selected spoken passage.

Play each treatment through the end before choosing a style. Minimal keeps the text quieter; Bold gives the caption more visual weight; Karaoke changes the emphasis as the words progress. Inspect whether the treatment helps you follow the sentence while preserving the speaker’s face and expression.

The output files use 540 × 960 to keep this public website demonstration small. That is the resolution of these demonstration assets, not a statement that customer exports are limited to 540p. Clyps supports 720p, 1080p, and 4K export choices as described on the product pages.

Download any of the MP4 files linked below and run ffprobe -v error -show_entries stream=codec_name,width,height,r_frame_rate:format=duration,size -of json FILE.mp4. Replace FILE.mp4 with the downloaded filename. The dimensions, rates, duration, and byte size should match the table and raw JSON for these files.

To evaluate the product for your own work, repeat the editorial review with one of your recordings. Check names, pauses, crop changes, and whether the selected passage stands on its own. This sample provides observable output; it does not replace that review.

• Play the source and all three renders
• Download the measured JSON
• Download source MP4
• Download minimal MP4
• Download bold MP4
• Download karaoke MP4
• NASA source recording
• Evaluate an AI clipper with your own recording