Use AI to find your BEST gaming clips! For FREE! (HypeTrigger)

Introduction

Hey everyone, Mike the Tech here! Today, I want to share an exciting tool called HypeTrigger, which I've been using to make AI-generated cuts and find the best clips from my gaming streams. As many of you know, most streamers can clock in hours of footage—my recent stream lasted over four hours! sifting through that volume of content to find the best moments can be incredibly time-consuming.

In my previous content, I used online tools like Sizzle.gg and Eclipse.gg to process my streams. While those platforms delivered decent results, they came with watermarks, and their enhanced processing options weren't free. This prompted me to look for a local solution that could run on my computer while still employing AI and machine learning to pinpoint my best content. That’s when I discovered HypeTrigger.

How It Works

After installing HypeTrigger, I put it to the test with a four-hour, 40-minute gameplay video. I didn't change any default settings, which include various options to detect events such as kills, deaths, headshots, Victory Royales, and knockdowns. Interestingly, you can even create custom trigger settings, allowing for tailored detection, for example, marking whenever a specific screen element changes.

Here's how you use HypeTrigger:

Add your Video: Click on "ADD Video" to upload your gameplay footage.
Select the Game: Select the game you’re playing. For my video, I chose Warzone 2.0.
Choose Sample Rate: You can select a sample rate between 2 to 5 samples per second—5 is recommended for accuracy.
Find Clips: Hit the "Find Clips" button to let the software analyze the entire video and mark every relevant clip found.

Once the process is complete, HypeTrigger reported a total of 114 events detected. However, this number can be misleading. Thanks to a setting called "Combine Clips within 5 seconds," it intelligently merges multiple events into single clips if they happen closely together. So, although it detected 114 clips, it ultimately compiled around 60 distinct clips that include kills, wins, and other interesting moments.

You can adjust various settings. For instance, if you want to record more of the action preceding a win—rather than just 20 seconds—you can change this to any duration you like, such as two minutes.

After setting everything up to your liking, you can easily hit "Save Clips" to export your footage into a designated folder, ready for editing into montages where you can add music or other effects.

HypeTrigger has proved to be a game-changing tool for streamers like myself, allowing for a much more efficient way to sift through and utilize video content. I would love to hear from you—if there are any specific topics you'd like me to cover, whether it’s more usage tips, advanced configurations, or custom detection methods, feel free to leave your questions or comments below!

Thanks for reading, and I hope you find this guide helpful for your own gaming highlights!

Keywords

HypeTrigger
AI-generated clips
Gaming footage
Stream highlights
Custom detection
Warzone 2.0
Video processing
Montage editing

FAQ

1. What is HypeTrigger?
HypeTrigger is an AI-based tool designed to help gamers find their best gameplay clips by analyzing recorded streams and detecting key moments such as kills and victories.

2. How does HypeTrigger work?
You upload your video, select the game, set the sample rate, and let HypeTrigger analyze your footage to find and compile all notable clips.

3. Can I use HypeTrigger for free?
Yes, HypeTrigger is a local solution that does not require a subscription or payment for its basic features.

4. Can I customize what HypeTrigger detects?
Absolutely! You can set custom detection parameters or thresholds based on your preferences, allowing for more tailored results.

5. How many clips can I expect from my video?
The total number of clips detected may be higher than the actual unique clips saved, due to the ability to combine events that occur close together. This can result in fewer, but richer, clips for editing purposes.