01 / INGEST
HLS INGEST & RING BUFFER
Pulls stream segments through Streamlink and FFmpeg into a local rolling buffer. No browser automation overhead; supported stream access and platform availability still apply.
STREAMLINK · MPEG-TS · LOCAL DISK
// LOCAL-FIRST BROADCAST TOOLING / WIN 10–11
Live Stream Reactions to 9:16 Verticals. In 8 Seconds.
Local, NVENC-accelerated highlight engine for Windows. Ingests live Twitch & Kick broadcasts, triggers on audio + optical spikes, and renders vertical MP4s with CPU-generated hooks—without cloud rendering subscriptions or a separate GPU transcription workload.
Export time varies by clip length, source media, encoder, and hardware. “8 seconds” is a target, not a universal guarantee.
PLATFORM
Windows 10/11 x64
ENCODER
NVIDIA NVENC*
FOOTPRINT
Lean Python pipeline
LICENSE
$29 one-time
*Compatible NVIDIA GPU/driver required for NVENC; software fallback and performance depend on the system. Actual memory use varies.
LIVE PREVIEW / 001
The Command Deck
● DEMO FRAME / LOCAL PIPELINE
● INGEST STATUSHLS / LIVE
COMMAND DECK
Audio + optical event monitor
RMS / BASELINE2.8σ
OPTICAL DELTAACTIVE
BUFFER WINDOW 75s COOLDOWN 35s
EXPORT VAULT ● READY
GLINT / 9:16
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1080 × 1920clip_0007.mp4
ENCODER NVENC*
GLINT_STUDIO / PREVIEWDEMO VIDEO OPTIONAL · demo.mp4
SYSTEM OVERVIEW / 3 STAGES
From signal to shareable.
02 / DETECT
MULTI-MODAL TRIGGER
A 35-second cooldown guards RMS audio-spike and optical motion-delta detection. Event thresholds help reduce repetitive clips; tune them for your stream.
RMS BASELINE · CV FRAMES · COOLDOWN
03 / EXPORT
NVENC FRAMING & INT8 HOOKS
Export 1080×1920 vertical MP4s using Center, Left-Cam Stack, Right-Cam Stack, or Raw 16:9 layouts. Optional local Whisper-powered caption hooks use CPU INT8 where supported.
H.264 NVENC · CPU FALLBACK · OPTIONAL MODEL
DOCUMENTATION / FAQ
Security & architecture.
Why a $29 one-time license instead of a subscription?
The processing pipeline runs on your own computer rather than a cloud rendering service, so there is no recurring Glint cloud-rendering bill. Your electricity, hardware, internet, and any third-party service costs remain yours.
Is the background daemon safe?
The dashboard binds to local loopback at http://localhost:8000 and is intended for access from this computer only. The daemon runs with standard user permissions and does not request administrator elevation. Glint does not use telemetry tracking and does not transmit captured video data to third parties. Separate network activity may still occur for public stream ingestion, initial package installation, optional transcription-model downloads, and optional Discord webhook notifications. Review the source and your configuration before running it.
Why Windows + NVIDIA?
The export path is tuned for Windows and FFmpeg's h264_nvenc hardware encoder, with a CPU/software fallback where configured. Optional faster-whisper transcription can use INT8 CPU quantization. Actual game performance depends on your hardware, settings, and workload; no FPS impact can be guaranteed.
What do I need to run Glint Studio?
A 64-bit Windows 10/11 PC, Python 3.10 or newer, FFmpeg, and a compatible NVIDIA GPU/driver for NVENC are recommended. First setup requires internet to install Python dependencies; optional transcription may download a model.
Is there a refund policy?
If Glint Studio fails to capture or hardware-encode on your supported Windows/NVIDIA configuration (GTX 1650 or higher), contact support@glintstudio.pages.dev within 14 days of purchase for a full refund.
LIFETIME DESKTOP LICENSE
Your stream. Your machine. Your clips.
For current purchase availability and secure checkout details, contact support@glintstudio.pages.dev.