Select multiple sequences and EditLint AI analyses them all in sequence, collating the results into a single project-wide report. Save hours of sequence-by-sequence review on large multi-episode projects.
Every sequence's audio is checked for clipping, loudness compliance, background noise, A/V sync drift and the other audio detectors. Each sequence gets an audio quality score alongside the issue list, making it easy to identify which episode has the worst audio problems at a glance.
All video quality detectors — shake, blur, exposure, framing, face visibility — run on every clip in every selected sequence. The project summary shows which sequences have the highest concentration of video quality issues so you can prioritise your review time.
The export preparation checklist runs on every sequence — black frames at head and tail, missing media, safe zone compliance, caption track presence and loudness compliance. Sequences that fail any delivery check are flagged separately from those that fail only subjective quality checks.
The batch report has two sections. The first section is a project-wide summary with a score card for each sequence, ranked by overall severity. This gives you a prioritised list of which sequences to fix first.
The second section contains the full issue list for every sequence, organised by sequence then by severity. Each issue has the same detail as a single-sequence report — timecode, detector, measured value and suggested fix.
Agencies producing weekly content series and podcast production houses have a recurring batch QC problem: every episode needs to be checked before it ships. Without batch processing, that means opening and running analysis on each sequence individually — tedious, slow and easy to miss.
With batch processing, the process is: open the project, select all episode sequences, click Batch Analyse, walk away. Come back to a complete project-wide report ranking every issue across every episode by severity. Fix the three critical issues in Episode 3 first, then work through the high issues in priority order.
In the Batch panel, select the sequences you want to analyse. You can select from a list of all sequences in the project, or select all. Apply a Brand Preset if you want to run the analysis with client-specific detector settings.
Click Run Batch. EditLint AI processes each sequence in order, running all 21 detectors on each one. A progress display shows the current sequence and percentage complete. You can leave this running in the background while you work on something else — the analysis runs at a low CPU priority.
When complete, the project-wide summary appears in the panel. Export the full batch report as a PDF or CSV. Jump to any individual sequence by clicking its row in the summary. The sequence opens and the EditLint panel shows that sequence's specific issue list.
Stop reviewing sequences one by one. Set up a batch, walk away, come back to a ranked priority list of every issue across every episode.