I completely understand about trying to keep multiple projects in the air and having to prioritize.
While I look forward to eventually seeing uRiff in action, we can totally make this work old-school. Once we settle on a script, I am willing to take what we’ve got and manually cut and paste it into Adobe Premiere at the appropriate timecodes.
Doing it by hand will certainly take longer, but it also means I can fine tune riff placement/duration on the screen and color code/center them by speaker, which I think will make the experience slightly more dynamic and easier to read.
I can even get a bit fancy if the situation calls for it, like momentarily increasing font scale if somebody violently shouts something at the screen or shifting caption positions into something a bit more chaotic during “rhubarb” bits where everybody’s deliberately talking over everybody else.
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