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Mashup
Two playable examples of a local media-editing pipeline, with captions and inspectable source and approval receipts.
Maker note
Why I made this.
I wanted a creator’s archive to become coherent topic-specific compilations instead of a pile of isolated clips.
Product contract
What this product promises.
Mashup turns an owned creator archive into coherent topic-specific compilations while keeping every edit inspectable.
- For
- A creator or operator assembling comedy, motivation, podcast, or clipping compilations from approved media.
- Outcome
- Find, approve, sequence, and render useful clips without losing source provenance or editorial control.
- How
- A local pipeline combines archive analysis, clipping, editable EDLs, source receipts, approval boundaries, and deterministic rendering.
- Proof
- The first public Startups proof assembles a source-faithful 47-second argument from four beats across three Creative Commons podcast episodes, with captions and media receipts.
- Next action
- Preserved experiment; no current work or obligation to resume.
Public anatomy
What it is made of.
- Form
- Local media tool with public proof
- Platforms
- Web · CLI · Local
- Prominent tools
- Python · FFmpeg · Astro · Cloudflare Pages
- Deployment
- Deployed Cloudflare Pages
- First retained commit
- Latest retained commit
Maintained evidence
Follow the work.
Public destinations and repository evidence, when this project publishes them.
Repository publication
Read the issues.
Public issues become a browsable, read-only record here. Open the source issue to comment, react, or follow the work.
Every fact here comes from the project’s reviewed public record. Private work and operational controls stay private.