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AI Clips General FAQs

Find key requirements and workflows for creating your viral clips.

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1. What are AI Clips, and why should I use them?

Restream's AI automatically turns your streams and videos into viral moments. Posting them daily is smart as platforms push short-form content and give you up to 4X more views. With our AI choosing highlights, framing, and adding captions, you save hours on editing.


2. Are there any requirements for getting AI Clips from my videos?

AI Clips are automatically generated for Studio recordings over 10 minutes. You can also manually generate clips from Studio recordings or uploaded videos that are between 10 seconds and 3 hours long.


3. Why do I have to wait before I can download my clip?

The clip previews you see on Restream are low resolution, allowing for much faster viewing and editing. Once you edit or export your clip, we will process it and turn it into Full HD. This change takes some extra time but ensures the best possible quality for the clips you’ll be posting on social media!


4. Why is my clip preview in low resolution? What resolution will the final clip be in?

The preview of your clip is meant to give you a sneak peek at the content we’ve generated for you. A lower resolution helps provide you with easy and quick access to your video. But don’t worry; once you edit or export your clip, you will be able to download it in Full HD.


5. How can I search for a specific part of my video and generate a clip with it?

When you access your generated clips, you’ll see a “Generate New” button in the top right corner of your screen. Click it and enter the topic you’d like to focus on, then let our AI generate a new clip for you.


6. Can I post my clips on my preferred platforms directly from Restream?

Posting your clips directly from Restream is currently available for YouTube Shorts, Facebook Reels, and TikTok.

To share on another platform, you can download your exported clips and upload them individually.


7. Where should I post my clips?

We recommend posting your clips on as many platforms as you can and would like to. You can focus on platforms where your audience is most active or where you’d like to grow.

Some of the many platforms that support short-form clips are:

  • TikTok

  • YouTube

  • Instagram

  • X

  • Facebook

  • LinkedIn


8. Will AI Clips work with encoder streams?

Yes, we're slowly opening this up to encoder recordings, too.


9. Will my final clips still be stored even after the recording they came from expires?

Your final clips are not removed unless you delete them. You can access them by going to your AI Clips page and clicking Ready for Download. However, once a recording has expired, you can no longer generate new clips from it; you can only access the ones you've already rendered.


10. Can I schedule clips to go live?

There isn’t a built-in way to schedule an exported clip to go live at this time. However, you can download your clip, upload it to your video storage in Restream, and schedule it to go live like any other pre-recorded video or playlist.


11. Which languages does AI Clips support?

AI Clips can translate spoken content into any of these supported languages:

English

Chinese

German

Spanish

Russian

Korean

French

Japanese

Portguese

Turkish

Polish

Catalan

Dutch

Arabic

Swedish

Italian

Indonsian

Hindi

Finnish

Vietnamese

Hebrew

Ukrainian

Greek

Malay

Czech

Romanian

Danish

Hungarian

Tamil

Norwegian

Thai

Urdu

Croatian

Bulgarian

Lithuanian

Latin

Maori

Malayalam

Welsh

Slovak

Telugu

Persian

Latvian

Bengali

Serbian

Azerbaijani

Slovenian

Kannada

Estonian

Macedonian

Breton

Basque

Icelandic

Armenian

Nepali

Mongolian

Bosnian

Kazakh

Albanian

Swahili

Galician

Marathi

Punjabi

Sinhala

Khmer

Shona

Yoruba

Somali

Afrikaans

Occitan

Georgian

Belarusian

Tajik

Sindhi

Gujarati

Amharic

Yiddish

Lao

Uzbek

Faroese

Haitian Creole

Pashto

Turkmen

Nynorsk

Maltese

Sanskrit

Luxembourgish

Myanmar

Tibetan

Tagalog

Malagasy

Assamese

Tatar

Hawaiian

Lingala

Hausa

Bashkir

Javanese

Sundanese

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