CutBench updates
What changed in each CutBench version, newest first. The same notes are posted on Steam. Versions 1.0.3 to 1.0.7 went out without notes of their own, and the 1.0.9 notes cover what they brought.
CutBench 1.0.9: one fight, one clip, and YouTube uploads that resume
Fights are no longer cut in two at their peak, YouTube uploads pick up after a dropped connection, and 6-8 GB cards on a light desktop stop waiting mid-job.
CutBench 1.0.2: the first update since launch
It touches almost everything: which moments get picked, how they open, what the captions say, and how much the app tells you while it works.
CutBench 1.0.1: speed control, Twitch/YouTube sources, fixes
A SPEED switch per job, Twitch and YouTube links as a source, and fixes for slow clip descriptions on 10 GB cards and for TikTok posting that stopped after a day.
CutBench 1.0 is out: I've been clipping my own gameplay with it for a month
The first version: a long recording in, ranked vertical clips with burned-in subtitles out, and a posting calendar for YouTube Shorts and TikTok.
New to CutBench? It turns a long gameplay recording into ranked vertical clips with burned-in subtitles, on your own PC. Nothing is uploaded for processing, and it is bought once on Steam, with no subscription.