Orcast → Resources
A clearer path
to your next edit.
Practical guides for recorded video podcasts. Find your workflow, connect your editor, or work out which parts of the job to automate.
From your recording folder
to a reviewed cut.
Follow the camera setup, sync and export, one illustrated step at a time.
Read the guide ↗01Start here
02By software you already use
Build a first cut, then finish in DaVinci Resolve
Sync and review in Orcast, then hand off FCP7 XML.
Prepare a multicam cut for Premiere Pro
Take a reviewed first cut into your finishing editor.
Using Orcast alongside Final Cut Pro
Use a rendered MP4; understand the FCPXML boundary.
Multicam podcast editing on Mac and Windows
How automatic camera switching actually works.
Where Orcast fits in podcast production
Removes the bottleneck that is the edit.
03By question
Compare the full cost of editing a podcast
Compare quotes, your time and the full workflow.
Try multicam podcast editing before choosing a plan
The honest options — and what free really costs.
Make your first multicam podcast edit
The easiest way in if you've never edited before.
Decide which parts of the job need an editor
When each one is genuinely the better answer.
Transcribe an interview while editing the video
Optional speech recognition, transcripts and separate SRT files.
A podcast editor for camera-heavy conversations
Automatic switching with a timeline you can review.
A standalone app for recorded multicam podcasts
One app for the whole edit, on your own machine.
Choose podcast editing software for the work you actually do
How it compares to editing everything by hand.
Video podcast editing from camera files to reviewed episode
The video side: cameras, angles, cuts.
Ready for your
own recording?
Download Orcast for your computer, bring in your sources and follow the guided setup.