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# workspace layout

The editor has four main areas.

![Workspace Overview](/files/7ffa1b656d41e83fc00df56eb05016f7aebac6a7)

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## Speech Box Area

This is for text. You can edit the script and tell the AI how to act.

Key Features:

* **Text Window Configuration**: See the original text, translation, and acting notes.
* **AI Automation Tools**: Tools to Transcribe, Translate, and **Generate Prompt** automatically.

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## Timeline

This is for audio. You can move clips and change tracks.

Key Features:

* **Track Label Area**: Choose speakers and add or delete tracks.
* **Editing Toolbar**: Tools to **Select (V)**, **Add Dialogue (N)**, and **Trim (T)**.
* **Clip Control**: Create new takes with **Generate Take (+1, +3)**.

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## Top Bar

This is for tools. You can save your work and check settings.

Key Features:

* **Save & Management**: Save manually and change episode names.
* **Performance Optimization (FLASH)**: Change settings to make editing faster.
* **Information Lookup**: Check credits and shortcuts.
* **Export & Settings**: Export files and change **Track Prompt** settings.

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## Video Preview

This is for watching. Check if the audio matches the video.

Key Features:

* Check sync in real-time.
* Change the window size.
* Pop-out the window to move it.


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