In various audio apps, like Audacity there is a function called "Truncate Silence" this uses various parameters to set limits on amplitude of the wave.. when it is under the threshold it simple removes that data.
This is extremely good for making tutorials, as you can speak naturally, take time to think and the truncate silence will remove these pauses and the flow of your speaking sounds like it is smooth and continual.
The question is.. is there some kind of function like this in Adobe, or a 3rd party plugin or any way, that I might be able to do the same type affect, but also cut the video at the same points the wav is edited.
At the moment I spend most of my time after the recording zoomed into the video using the cut tool to trim out these pauses.. if there was a truncate silence type effect that also cut the video AND the audio, this increase my productivity a million fold.
Thanks in advance