WaveXML

WaveXML syncs video from multiple cameras with audio from separate recorders like a Zoom or Sound Devices unit. It's for video editors who work with dual-system audio and need a reliable way to align everything before cutting. The tool works by round-tripping a timeline from DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, or Final Cut Pro.

The workflow is straightforward. You export an XML or OTIO file from your editor, drop it into WaveXML to perform the sync, and then import the newly generated file back into your NLE. It's a standalone application. It focuses on solving sync issues that native tools can miss, like quiet camera angles in a long event recording.

What makes WaveXML different is its ability to use an AI for editing. You can connect it to services like Claude, Codex, or Cursor to automate your first cut.

• AI-powered editing: Ask the AI in plain language to assemble an edit for you.
• Shot analysis: The AI can "see" your footage, identifying and avoiding parts that are shaky, out of focus, or too dark.
• Style learning: You can provide feedback on the AI's choices. WaveXML saves these as rules, teaching the AI to edit more like you over time.
• Privacy focused: Your video files are never uploaded. The AI only receives still frames it requests for analysis.

This approach is useful for projects like wedding films, documentaries, or interviews where you have a lot of footage to sort through. It's built to handle complex sync jobs before you start creating multicam clips in your editor.