Why fixed playback speed is not enough
Lecture pacing changes constantly. Definitions and formulas may need attention, while repeated explanations and administrative sections can usually move faster.
A controlled speed map for learning workflows
TimeCut turns the timestamped transcript into bounded playback zones. Each range is validated for time boundaries, overlap and supported speed before it can control the player. The optimization remains reversible at every step.
A realistic usage example
For a long lecture, TimeCut can preserve a key concept at 0.85×, keep examples near 1× and accelerate repeated setup. Always confirm the generated map suits your learning style.
Common questions
Is TimeCut suitable for technical lectures?
Yes, especially when the transcript clearly separates setup, examples and important concepts.
Does it create notes too?
The extension retains the transcript-summary feature alongside playback optimization.
Can important content be slower than normal?
Yes. Validated segments can use rates below 1× when the AI identifies a dense explanation.
