Does it work with vue/vite? I am really hoping someone will make such a solution some day.
Show HN: Revideo – Create Videos with Code
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Re: Show HN: Revideo – Create Videos with Code
#42Interesting stuff! Which use cases do you think developers will use you most for? There could be really interesting abstractions that people might build on top of this. Like automatically creating and animating infographics, making background sounds, or video cutting and recycling. If you spin this 100x further an entire video creation studio might emerge. Which parts of Video Infrastructure do you want to build firs…
Thank you! As of now, many people use Revideo to programatically create Youtube videos (primarily entertainment content, think of AI generated memes and Youtube Shorts) and for use cases in video marketing (think automatically generating and A/B testing ads from a product portfolio). As the project becomes more mature and better, we want to enable developers to build more complex, and especially interactive video edi…
Maybe not for editing per se. But for providing meta-functionalities to services built on top of revideo. Rendering, for instance, but maybe even reusable embeds, video watch analytics, download links, programatic re-rendering with webhooks and their configuration, etc.
What other functionalities could you offer?
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#43How does Jacob (aarthificial, creator of motion-canvas) feel about this? Will you compensate or include him in some way? I understand the license is MIT so you can do what you want. Just seems like it would be polite to maintain a good relationship with him and other motion-canvas maintainers.
We tried to reach out to Jacob but unfortunately didn't get a response from him. In general, Revideo and Motion Canvas have very different goals and we were very reluctant to go the route of forking his work. We are always open to contribute changes back into Motion Canvas if that is wanted, so far we haven't seen that to be the case.
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#44Does it work with vue/vite? I am really hoping someone will make such a solution some day.
So far, we only have a prebuilt Player component for React, but it is definitely possible to integrate Revideo into a Vue project with a bit of hacking. I'd love to better understand your requirements and help you get started. I already did this for React so porting this over to another framework like Vue should be straight forward - feel free to message me in our Discord server (invite link is in our repository) or email me at konsti at re.video.
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#45This looks like lots of fun.
I’ve only skimmed the docs and nothing jumped out on this: would it be possible to use a 3d canvas context? For example, integrate a dynamic three.js layer/asset into the video?
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#46Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you! As of now, many people use Revideo to programatically create Youtube videos (primarily entertainment content, think of AI generated memes and Youtube Shorts) and for use cases in video marketing (think automatically generating and A/B testing ads from a product portfolio). As the project becomes more mature and better, we want to enable developers to build more complex, and especially interactive video edi…
Maybe not for editing per se. But for providing meta-functionalities to services built on top of revideo. Rendering, for instance, but maybe even reusable embeds, video watch analytics, download links, programatic re-rendering with webhooks and their configuration, etc. What other functionalities could you offer?
I think you already mentioned a few interesting ideas. Ultimately, we'll just build what our users want and see from there.
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#47This looks like lots of fun. I’ve only skimmed the docs and nothing jumped out on this: would it be possible to use a 3d canvas context? For example, integrate a dynamic three.js layer/asset into the video?
We haven't played around with this yet but this is possible. There are people working on this stuff in the Motion Canvas community, which is the animation library we're based on. It should be pretty straight forward to adapt this for Revideo.
https://github.com/motion-canvas/examples/tree/master/exampl...
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#48Looks like a cool tool. Will play around a bit, thanks for sharing!
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#49How is this different to / better than remotion.dev?
Revideo is different to Remotion.dev in a couple of ways: First, we use generator functions to describe the flow of animations - every yield within the generator function corresponds to a frame in the video. As a result, our API feels quite "procedural" (animations described at the start of the function appear in the start of the video, animations described at the end appear at the end). Remotion's React-based approa…
I built a large remotion powered video generation pipeline for a major AI video company and one of the major challenges was cost of generating a video. 1 instance of Remotion at best generates 1-2 fullhd frame per second on server and that turns out to be quite expensive for slightly larger videos. From my benchmarking, taking screenshots was the slowest part of their pipeline. Any sense on how many frames revideo can generate. Since you could do canvas.toBlob, I am wondering if it's faster.
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#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
Revideo is different to Remotion.dev in a couple of ways: First, we use generator functions to describe the flow of animations - every yield within the generator function corresponds to a frame in the video. As a result, our API feels quite "procedural" (animations described at the start of the function appear in the start of the video, animations described at the end appear at the end). Remotion's React-based approa…
I built a large remotion powered video generation pipeline for a major AI video company and one of the major challenges was cost of generating a video. 1 instance of Remotion at best generates 1-2 fullhd frame per second on server and that turns out to be quite expensive for slightly larger videos. From my benchmarking, taking screenshots was the slowest part of their pipeline. Any sense on how many frames revideo ca…
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