Vizard Agent

How to stop a multicam edit cutting to the wrong camera

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent that some clips cut to the wrong person or stop before the answer finishes. It watches the clips, locates the bad cutaways and the incomplete endings, then scans every remaining clip for the same two faults and rebuilds the openings and endings that failed.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Report the fault type rather than the timecode, and say to scan every clip. A timecode gets that clip fixed; naming the fault gets every instance found. One example of each fault is enough for Vizard Agent to know what to look for across the rest, and in a long recording there are always more than you noticed.

Prompt

Some of these clips cut to the wrong camera while someone else is talking, and a few end before the answer finishes. Find them all, then rebuild the openings and endings that are wrong.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Recorded meetings and webinars come with an automatic camera switcher that reacts to sound. It cuts to whoever coughed and away from whoever is still talking, and a clip pulled from that recording inherits both mistakes. A switcher that failed in one part of a long recording failed in others too, so the scan matters as much as the repair. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

The fix depends on the right shot existing somewhere in the recording. Where the switcher made the only camera decision and no wide shot or other angle was recorded, Vizard Agent has nothing to cut to and will say so. When everyone talks at once no correct camera exists, and a hard clip length leaves no seconds to complete an answer.

Common questions

What if there is only one camera? Then a wrong cutaway is not fixable. Vizard Agent will tell you.

Will clips get longer? Some will. Vizard Agent spends the few seconds an answer needs.

Why does the switcher get it wrong? Because it reacts to sound rather than meaning, and a cough is louder than the end of a sentence.