This software has helped me a lot and produce content with less effort. More importantly, it has saved my back from having to sit a long time to jump cut and fast forwards segments in my Videos!

I have a lot of silence in my Gaming Content, but now thanks to Timebolt, now i'm the biggest fan of using its features especially its fast forwarding features. This is what you will not find in any other software in this world as i type this comment. Trust me, or prove me wrong? (at least for some time ahead)

So why would i hope only few will discover Timebolt? Because that means, my competitors will find a way to produce content and this auto jump cut and auto fast forward become a usual thing (and not giving me an edge anymore). I know this is silly and selfish, but as i said, honestly, as video streaming platform have tons of new content everyday, i can keep the pace with the flow of video upload from others.

So far, this is my most worthy software purchase, it offers what others could not (at least at this time and sometimes ahead).

And yeah, im using Davinci Resolve Studio on Windows 11, and i would like to address some issues that needs to be done:
1. In Fast Forwarding features, if you process a video using this features, and then you edited it in Davinci Resolve Studio on Windows 11, you might find the audio result wont align with the video. The solution is this: after you process your raw footage using Timebolt, then you process it once more using Handbrake. Then, you will find the audio align very perfectly in Davinci Resolve after handbrake process. I dont know whether this is caused by Windows 11 instability (because its a new OS) or my graphical error or else. But someone i know try this in Mac OS, but nothing wrong happened.

But the point is, TimeBolt is very helping and save my back from having to sit for hours. Maybe this software should be categorized into health and fitness app for giving me such relieve? In short, you should invest in Timebolt if you silence a lot during video recording/game recording. My biggest thanks to Timebolt Developer.