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Shootout
Smash'n'lie0:02.93
Combat← Back to the simple versionFor creatorsFind footage faster.
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Your recordings, sessions and saved moments in one reusable library. Find what you need and send it to Resolve Studio or Premiere Pro.
Find dialogue, save moments, and reuse them across projects.Session · Smash'n'lie124 compatible recordings
Sources: Story + Sidemissions · Compatible recordings across folders
8:589:049:109:169:229:28
Smash_n_lie_001.mp4
Smash_n_lie_002.mp4
Smash_n_lie_003.mp4
Smash_n_lie_004.mp4
Illustrative session · Your original files stay untouched.
01 / Keep the whole story togetherSeveral recordings.
Several recordings.
One session to review.
Bring compatible recordings from any folder into one continuous timeline. Mark moments across files and keep those slices ready for every project.
RecordingsSaved slicesDaVinci Resolve Studio / Premiere Pro
Editor handoff and the full workspace
Use frame stepping and exact in/out points. Send slices to a new timeline or insert them at the playhead. Premiere Pro 26.3 or newer is supported. In Resolve Studio, open a project and set External scripting using to Local in Preferences → System → General.
Library
All recordings 547
All slices 59
Folders
- Games
- Recordings
- Story
- Sidemissions
- Recordings
Collections
Combat
Glitches
Key moments
Easter-eggs
Story
Slices
Boat chase
Smash'n'lie0:08.41
Story
Forest Easter-egg
Northwatch0:04.26
Easter-eggs
Final fight
Sands of Orra0:06.12
CombatSOURCE · Smash'n'lie › Smash_n_lie_Session_01.mp4 › Shootout
IN 0:09:14.300OUT 0:09:20.766COMBATSHOOTOUT
0:09:15.033/ 0:26:48.088frame 16651 · 1.00×
In1Out2Mark56.47sUpdateSave
Transcript
8:50
Take the van and go around the block.8:55
Where are you? I said around.8:59
Go now!9:15
What the hell are you doing?9:009:069:129:189:249:30
Final fight
Boat chase
Forest Easter-egg
Last-second escape
Synthetic gameplay for showcase purpose
02 / Find the line you rememberLess scrubbing.
Less scrubbing.
More finding.
Search what was said and jump to the right moment. Transcription gets you started. taperat Perception Engine improves the transcript automatically.
Find the wordsSearchable transcripts
transcript…that was a clean headshot from the roof…Northwatch · 1:14:03
titleHeadshot chain · 4xSmash'n'lie · slice
tagheadshot7 slices
collectionFrags4 slices
transcript…nope, headshot again, he is done…Hollow House · 0:22:48
Improve the transcript
TranscriptionPerception Engine
Transcript improved automaticallyProcessed locally
- Before
- The harbour record gives us the missing time.
- After
- The harbour record gives us the missing lines.
Corrected using on-screen subtitles.
Speakers assigned automatically
SPEAKER_00MAYA
SPEAKER_01JON
Diarisation separates voices. OCR supplies character names from subtitles.
How Perception Engine works
Transcription gets you started. taperat Perception Engine is our own system that uses diarisation and OCR to improve your transcript—fixing typos and assigning speakers automatically. All on your computer.
OCR can use character names and dialogue from subtitles. Analysis jobs do not run concurrently.
03 / Find the scene you rememberYour question.
Your question.
Your footage.
Find a character, a story beat, or that funny moment. Connect your chosen compatible LLM through MCP Bridge, then create slices and tag recordings.
Local processing and your chosen LLM
Transcription and Perception Engine run locally. MCP Bridge runs tools on your computer; if you connect a cloud LLM, its provider handles the data you choose to share.
Your MCP clienttaperatConnected
You
Find the final fight in my Sands of Orra recording. Save it as a slice and tag the recording “Boss fight”.
MCP Bridge
Gameplay analysed
Slice saved: Final fight
Recording tagged: Boss fight
Final fightSands of Orra · Combat
00:06.12Connected to your chosen MCP client
The details, when you need them.
Recording Detection and the in-game overlay
Watch your recording folders, create slices automatically, and name or tag them in taperat’s own overlay. Notifications appear in game, on the desktop and in the app. The overlay uses no game hooks or injection.
Synthetic gameplay for showcase purpose
Smoother playback with proxies
Generate proxies on demand for smoother seeking. They are stored with your database, while original recordings remain the source.
Proxy generationOn demand · Started by you
Storage: with your taperat database
Smash_n_lie_Session_01.mp4
Capture_2026-08-14.mp4
Sands of Orra_ep3.mkv
LOITERER2_night_run.mp4
Hollow House_scrim_04.mp4
Folders, tags and source protection
Create folders and subfolders, move recordings and slices freely, and organise moments with nested tags, collections, favourites and ratings. Original recordings stay untouched. Deleted slices remain archived and recoverable; deletion requires two confirmations.
Your recordings are a good place to start.
Try it with your own footage.
A free, limited version will also be available for basic needs.
Download and purchase links coming soon.
Will it run on my PC?
Before you download
What you’ll need.
Organising clips takes less power than analysing hours of footage. Here’s a simple guide to choosing your setup.
Windows 10 or 11 · 64-bitWindows 10 version 1809 or newer. Windows 11 recommended.
Windows betaYour everyday library
Organise & clip
Add recordings, create sessions, and save your favourite moments as slices.
- Memory
- 8 GB RAM16 GB if you keep taperat open while gaming.
- Processor
- 4 coresA 64-bit processor. 6–8 cores recommended.
- Free space
- 1 GB + cacheKeep the library and preview cache on an SSD.
A comfortable setup: 16 GB RAM, a 6–8 core processor, and an SSD.
More context from your footage
Transcribe & analyse
Transcription makes speech searchable. Perception Engine uses diarisation and OCR to improve the text and assign speakers automatically.
- Memory
- 16 GB RAM32 GB recommended for a comfortable analysis setup.
- Processor
- 6 cores with AVX2AVX2 is a processor feature; check your CPU’s specifications.
- Model space
- 2–4 GB extraAllow 2 GB for models, or 4 GB with the largest speech model.
A comfortable setup: 32 GB RAM and a processor with 8+ cores / 16 threads, plus the library’s storage and playback requirements.
Your recordings can stay put.
A hard drive, external drive, or network storage is fine for your footage. An SSD is recommended for taperat’s library and cache.
Keep your favourite recorder.
Use OBS, ShadowPlay, or your existing recording software. taperat organises the videos they create.
Start with a smaller model.
On a 4-core Windows PC, choose “base” or “small” for transcription. Larger models need more memory and take longer.
What about graphics and 4K footage?
Your graphics hardware should support playback of the format you record in, especially for 4K video. Look for hardware decoding for H.264, HEVC, or AV1 in its specifications.
Windows transcription and OCR use the processor, so an NVIDIA card or CUDA is not required. A compatible Vulkan graphics card can help with speaker separation. For the desktop app, use a 1080p display or higher; 1440p gives you more room.
Do I need an internet connection?
You’ll need it to download speech and analysis models initially; the largest speech model is about 3.1 GB. Once downloaded, transcription and OCR run locally.
For cloud-assisted analysis through MCP Bridge, you’ll also need a compatible MCP client and an internet connection. The cloud model runs with that provider; data you choose to share is handled by them.
These guidelines describe hardware needs. Actual resource use depends on your recordings and the analysis models you choose.