VoxStudio Blog
Workflow tips from the VoxStudio team: faster video editing, voiceover, captions, transcription and knowledge work on Mac and web.
- Record Zoom Meetings on Your Mac Without a Bot Joining the Call — VoxStudio for Mac detects an open meeting app like Zoom and records it locally in one click: no notetaker in the participant list, no admit request, the file saved on your Mac. Here is when to use it, and when the web Meet Bot is the better fit.
- Record It Once: Screen Recording to Transcript to Shareable Clip on Mac — Skip the meeting: record a walkthrough of your screen in VoxStudio for Mac, get a searchable transcript and summary, then use New clip to turn the key moment into a captioned clip your team will actually watch.
- Ask Claude and ChatGPT About Everything You Have Recorded — Turn meetings, interviews and videos into a knowledge base you can question. See a real podcast-team example in VoxStudio, then ask the same library from Claude or ChatGPT through the VoxStudio connector, with citations back to the transcript.
- Voice Input on Mac: Press Control + Option + Space, Talk, Paste Anywhere — VoxStudio Voice Input turns speech into text from any app on your Mac. Press Control + Option + Space, talk, and press Return to copy the text and close the window.
- Two Ways to Add Captions to a Video in the VoxStudio Video Editor — Add synced captions to any video in VoxStudio for Mac: drag a session that already has subtitles from the Sessions panel onto the timeline, or generate on-device captions from an audio track.
- How to Add a Voiceover to a Video in VoxStudio with One Drag — Write or dub a voiceover in VoxStudio, then drag the session from the video editor's Sessions panel onto the timeline. The voiceover lands on its own track, with subtitles included.