Presentation
Phlo Presentation is an audio-timeline editor for narrated presentations and short videos. The narration is the timeline, and media appears and moves against it. This mini-manual covers the editor, subtitles and AI dubbing, the AI director and the two export paths, and how the player is a Phlo engine resource so preview and export always agree.
1Presentation overviewPhlo Presentation is an audio-timeline editor for narrated presentations and short videos. You layer images and background video over an audio track, and everything plays on the audio clock: the narration is the timeline, and each item appears, moves and leaves against it. It transcribes and translates the audio, dubs it with AI narration, and can storyboard a whole video from a one-line prompt and your media library. When it is done, it exports a standalone web page or renders a real MP4, entirely in the browser.
2The editorThe editor is one stage, one timeline and one inspector. You add media, place it on the stage, and it plays against the audio.
3Subtitles and dubbingThe audio track is not just the clock; it is text waiting to happen. Presentation transcribes it, translates it, and can re-voice it.
4The AI directorThe editor assumes you know the video you want. The director is for when you do not: you have a pile of media and a sentence.
5ExportingA presentation is a presentation.json payload plus its media. There are two ways to take it out of the editor, and both are driven by the same player.
