Eddie AI announced a significant upgrade to its Scripted Mode, delivering dramatically improved rough-cut performance whether users provide a full script, an outline, or no script at all. According to the company, the new Scripted Mode builds on Eddie’s text-driven editing engine, enabling creators and their editors to generate clean, structured rough cuts at unprecedented quality. With what the company describes as a deeper understanding of story flow, stronger take selection, and a redesigned text-based editing panel, Eddie can now reportedly assemble watchable, coherent edits from raw footage alone, a capability the team positions as a breakthrough for YouTubers, corporate video producers, and production companies handling high-volume straight-to-camera content. Quick refresher if you’re new here: Eddie AI works as an assistant editor that plugs directly into Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro. Eddie runs on Macs and PCs, and uses text-driven workflows to handle the boring stuff, from logging interviews to building rough cuts. We’ve been tracking Eddie’s evolution pretty closely, covering everything from extension releases to 30-language support, text-based editing interfaces, and that massive 50-update drop that touched everything from Blackmagic Cloud integration to multicam fixes. This upgrade tackles three big things: working without a script, smarter take selection, and a cleaner editing interface. Let’s take a closer look at it. Image credit: Eddie AI Working without a script Eddie AI used to need a script or at least a detailed outline to do its thing. According to the company, the new version analyzes raw footage...
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