Revideo

In the simplest form: Revideo is MIT-licensed. That basically means that you can do anything you want with our code - you can modify it, fork it, build commercial products,…

This looks very cool! I have built a project using remotion to bake in subtitles with some effects to a video from a .srt file, but this approach looks nicer and FOSS is amazing…

The fact that it is JS actually implies more than just being written in a different language. You can ship Revideo as part of your website and run it inside the browser. One of…

I have used Revideo for a personal project and I really like what you're doing.

You mention in your README that you had to fork it in order to make it so you could trigger renders programatically instead of having to click a button. Couldn't you have just…

You can use the render function from motion canvas to trigger headless renders (which is what we do!) without forking the project. However, this is not the only change we made.…

Thanks! We're using a server side ffmpeg process for the encoding right now, so running a server is required for rendering. We are exploring fully client-side rendering too but…

python support?

Very cool! I assume it uses WebCodec VideoEncoder to encode in browser, maybe with a wasm ffmpeg fallback? How reliable/easy to use have you found that?

Looks great. How are you encoding the video into MP4? Ffmpeg with wasm? Or WebCodecs? I’ve struggled to find a pure client-side encoder that is as fast, lightweight and high…

Does it work with vue/vite? I am really hoping someone will make such a solution some day.

How is this different to / better than remotion.dev?

I see that Revideo uses generator functions which seems intuitive to me as it linearizes frame sequences wrt time as the function yields. How does this compare to Remotion^ which…

Is it possible to render and export the video in browser, preferably faster than playback speed? Use case is a service where people can upload certain data and I use that to…

How is this different to / better than remotion.dev?

> Remotion is pretty good, but we didn’t want to rely on it as it is not FOSS (source-available only). Noob question : How would you explain in the simplest form the difference…

How does this compare to MoviePy beyond the JSX like syntax and being JS?

Does Revideo equivalent with Pymovie or it has some advantages?

You mention in your README that you had to fork it in order to make it so you could trigger renders programatically instead of having to click a button. Couldn't you have just…

How does this compare to VapourSynth or AviSynth?