Souls runs are made of clips: forty deaths to the same boss, then the kill. CLIPFARM's Souls detectors are trained on exactly those screens, so the whole arc lands in your dashboard without you scrubbing a second of VOD.
The detector reads the YOU DIED screen itself, straight off the video. Death number 43 at 2% boss HP is usually the clip of the night — the farm catches every one and lets the hype score sort them.
Victory screens trigger a clip the same way, so the kill after the 43 attempts is always captured — with enough lead-in to show the final phase, not just the message.
On top of the trained detectors, crowd-noise spikes and the AI judge run over the whole VOD — catching the near-miss dodge or the chat-erupting jumpscare that no death screen announces.
It works on any Twitch or Kick VOD: paste the link, pick Souls mode, and the farm watches the full run. Clips come out facecam-safe 9:16 — your reaction on top, the fight below — scored and captioned. Deaths cluster hard in Souls streams, so a 3-hour boss session routinely comes back as a full week of shorts. See how detection works or what it costs — every plan includes Souls mode.
Detectors are per-game, but the farm is not. Generic mode runs on any game: it combines crowd-noise spikes on your audio with the AI judge scoring every moment for hype. No game-specific training needed — if you popped off and the mic caught it, generic mode finds it.
You pick the mode per job, so a variety streamer can run Souls detection on Tuesday's run and generic mode on Wednesday's indie night. Read more about all three signals on the features page, or see pricing — every plan includes all game modes.
$1 for your first VOD hour, 720p. Paste a link and see what the farm pulls out.
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