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Any chance this will become open source? Would love to take a deeper look into it. Looks great though! And something that can use animated webp and do conversions! +BugReport - Dragging multiple webps to add, just adds eg. 5 of the first img in dif rows. (Not tested other formats)
At the moment I don't have plans to make it open source. I suspect that the drag and drop limit of 5 may be a browser/OS limitation, now I couldn't reproduce this but will look out for it. And yes, probably it would make more sense to put them on the same track after each other so I will change that. Thanks for pointing this out!
Show HN: Video editor built with WebCodecs, WebAssembly and WebGL
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Re: Show HN: Video editor built with WebCodecs, WebAssembly and WebGL
#12What's wrong with Firefox, why does it have limited features?
It doesn't have WebCodecs: https://caniuse.com/?search=videodecoder
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It doesn't have WebCodecs: https://caniuse.com/?search=videodecoder
The app seem to be working fine to me on Firefox. Which feature not available on Firefox? I just did some basic editing in Firefox and all features I tried (haven't tried them all) seem working. Even motion tracking works.
Also as the preview playback is done with html video elements and those can't be started at a precise enough time, the timing of these videos are imprecise and may not align with other elements. This only happens at playback or scrubbing, not when staying on a single frame and the exported result should not be affected.