Clip the Big Calls Out of
A Full Broadcast

A commentator already told you where the highlights are.

Every broadcast comes with a built-in index and almost nobody uses it. When something happens, the commentary changes: the volume of the language goes up, the sentence structure breaks, the analysis arrives a beat later. That is a marker on the timeline, and it is written down in the transcript.

GhostShorts reads that transcript. The whole broadcast is transcribed with per-word timing, an AI reads it end to end for the passages where the call marks a moment, and each one comes back cut, captioned, and ranked against the rest of the batch.

The limit follows directly from the method: it works on talking. There is no ball tracking, no scoreboard reading, no vision model watching the pitch. A silent tripod recording of a Sunday league match will return nothing useful, and you should not pay for that. A called game, a watch-along, or a post-match breakdown will.

• Works on commentated matches, watch-alongs, reaction streams, and analysis shows
• Up to twenty clips per broadcast, twenty to ninety seconds each
• Search the broadcast for a player or a phase of play, no extra credits
• 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9 available in the editor for wide pitch footage
• Clean 1080p MP4s with no watermark, individually or as a ZIP