Checks each scene and picks the framing that fits. Best when a video moves between one speaker, groups, and wide shots.

Follows one active speaker at a time. Best for two-person podcasts that mostly show one person speaking.

Follows the speaker and can switch to split screen when a group shot needs it. Best for group podcasts and debates.

Keeps both sides of the video on screen for the whole clip. Good for reaction videos and side-by-side conversations.

Keeps the full wide video visible over a blurred background. Good for streams, handheld shots, and footage you do not want cropped.

Keeps the entire video visible at its original proportions and fills unused space with solid black. Nothing is cropped or face tracked.