Add gladia-podcast-shorts example - #23
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Adds an example that cuts a long podcast recording into short vertical clips.
Gladia transcribes the recording once with speaker labels. The script scores every window of speech by length and keyword hits, keeps the best non-overlapping windows, slices an SRT for each from the same transcript, and renders a 9:16 short with captions and the speaker label.
Captions come from the existing transcript, so no clip is transcribed twice.
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