One video holds all of this.
Keep scrolling — watch it open up.
People underestimate what a video contains. Orcah indexes it all — on your Mac by default, with no cloud model involved.
Every word, on the record.
Orcah transcribes your footage and labels each voice. Quote a line from three years ago and land on the exact second it was said.
Label who's speaking so you can search footage by who said what — find anyone talking about a topic or word.
Everyone in the frame, everything in the frame.
Faces grouped by person, objects counted per scene, even the text caught on camera — a sign, a license plate, a caption — all searchable.
Nothing detected in this second.
It knows what happens.
Each scene gets a plain-language reading — who, where, doing what — so a jump off a boat is findable as exactly that.
The data your camera already wrote.
Every camera writes more than pictures. A GoPro on a ride carries the ride itself; a cinema file's sidecar carries T-stop, focal length, colour science, LUT, focus distance and lens serial. Orcah reads all of it and lets you filter on it.
/Volumes/SSD/Ilias Haddad Youtube Videos/3 - Ep 03: How to create a video programmatically using tools built on top of FFmpeg | #Code_With_Ilias.mp4
Or just ask, and let it fetch.
Describe the shot however it lives in your head. The agent plans the search, scans every layer above, and brings back the moment — ready to send to your timeline.
Find me where @Ilias explains MoviePy or FFmpeg
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