What independent publishers and newsletter writers keep asking their CMS for.
Several videos share a static corner watermark; I need bulk removal. Tools I tried are either per-file slow or visibly degrade quality.
I want to turn course videos into multilingual versions with dubbing. Existing tools either only translate subtitles, or the dub voice sounds nothing like the speaker and lips are out of sync.
Blogs bury old posts in the timeline. A HNer built a map view for a blog: regions are topics, buildings are posts, readers explore instead of scroll.
DeviantArt can hide AI-generated images, but only for logged-in accounts. Is there a way to filter them without making an account?
Legacy authoring suites haven't updated in a decade. I want drag-and-drop menus, multi-level chapters and subtitle tracks with direct burning.
Meta's ad-free subscription exists in some regions, but purchase is in-app only, the web entry is missing, and supported regions/payments are undocumented.
I'd like to send them a pre-defined email sequence of curated posts from the archive over the next week or two.
I have dozens of MP3s to combine into a 10+ hour file, ideally with per-file navigation. Tools I tried either introduce glitches at joins or lack chapter support.
I run a news website in Berkeley… I did follow the Ghost tutorial to set up a Google News sitemap, but hope for other feedback.
Are there any commenting systems other than Cove that can integrate directly with Ghost Members?… members will need to log in again.
Would be amazing if there was a way to create a free trial period for new subscribers before they are automatically charged.
With hundreds of saved playlists, finding 'that video I saved on this topic' means opening each list one by one; YouTube has no cross-playlist search.
One way we find is to turn off comments on the entire site. But it is not a good idea.
We are provided access to a table of contents solution in our blogs and newsletters.
My posts are very long, I would like to send a partial email newsletter rather than a full email newsletter.