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Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App

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That’s funny - I created one as well, but it took me a bit longer. It’s not as full featured as yours in the non linear editing sense, but it’s for a different use case I’m trying to launch it on Show HN right now but not having your success :-( It was hard as shit to build. mine is commercial You can see my editor in action here: https://www.demo.fun/d/lSVixyJOZeZ1ugT It’s specialized for its use case—editing produc…

but not having your success A couple of ideas to consider: Include a blurb in your submission like you did here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40234611 But maybe take the salesy-ness down a little and add a bit of technical or other interesting detail. Think of a way to make it easier for HN readers to try - right now, there's no way to try the full thing without a credit card which is a massive barrier for mo…

I also built ScreenRun, a video editor with zooms and fake clicks running 100% client side with web codecs. You can try for free https://screenrun.app/

Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App

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How did you get around the Chrome tab max memory 4GB ("32 bit optimisation") limit?

well ... I didnt :D some of the stuff you just need to live with ..

Could potentially use the indexedDB as a swap of sorts, iirc it's typically unlimited. It would probably be quite slow though.

Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

well ... I didnt :D some of the stuff you just need to live with ..

Could potentially use the indexedDB as a swap of sorts, iirc it's typically unlimited. It would probably be quite slow though.

I did tried that and yes it was slow, like it almost didnt make sense to use webcodecs api because there was too big of a bottleneck

Re: Show HN: Open-Source Video Editor Web App

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This is excellent work! Let’s see if I can contribute to the open parts as they seem more in my boring dev experience :) Anyone know of a feature rich MIT (or similar; no (a)gpl) license based web based image editor I can use in my saas app?

cool! im a bit not prepared, I havent got any issues per se to work on, those 2 I have are old and I will remove them, to be honest I didnt expect that much reception, but I will try to figure something out for you if you are willing to contribute
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