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Hash LMG 1.3.0: every frame whole
Every line long enough to read, clear of everything around it.
A release that keeps each frame whole, from the first scene to the end card.
Free · GPL v3 · No account · No server of ours
Download
- Hash-LMG_1.3.0_aarch64.dmg: Macs with Apple Silicon, macOS 11 or later.
- Install: open it, drag Hash LMG into Applications.
- First open: Control-click the app, choose Open. It is not signed by Apple yet.
- Windows and Linux: run it from source.
Still refused, and the checksum
Open System Settings, Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway. Or, in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Hash LMG.app"SHA-256: bc6aba519d8d5349b8a44bcf362dd2db7435a481204e32fd4a466169ea69f8a9
Every frame whole
- Every line is read: a line that gives way to the next stays until its words can be read.
- Rings keep off the words: a decorative ring grows or shrinks until it passes clear of them.
- No empty boxes: a box or bubble keeps what is in it until it leaves.
Good to know
- Fitting a film to its length now keeps the time a line needs, instead of taking it away.
- New in 1.2.0: product films, from the New film menu.
- Not signed by Apple yet, and built for macOS on Apple Silicon only.
Hash LMG 1.2.0: product films
A launch film for your product, from its name, its icon and its facts.
Told in 3D diagrams that light as each word is said, and never the same film twice.
Free · GPL v3 · No account · No server of ours
Download
- Hash-LMG_1.2.0_aarch64.dmg: Macs with Apple Silicon, macOS 11 or later.
- Install: open it, drag Hash LMG into Applications.
- First open: Control-click the app, choose Open. It is not signed by Apple yet.
- Windows and Linux: run it from source.
Still refused, and the checksum
Open System Settings, Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway. Or, in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Hash LMG.app"SHA-256: 64865bfcfa1a0059a88f2352f6c7169a7500f55ba5ebc55f44d7e04130f55ba9
Product films
- New film, then Product film: a name, one line, the icon, and its facts typed or from a file.
- Diagrams that light as they are said: how it works, who does what, what is built in, its figures.
- Only what is true: every number, format and name must be in your facts.
Never the same film twice
- Its own room: a white studio, a night studio or warm paper.
- Its own staging: diagrams in a new order, on an arc, a ladder, a row or in orbit.
- Its own colours and tune: the two colours of your icon, and a motif of its own.
A score for narration
- Release: a calm, bright piece built from pure tones, in the Music picker for any film.
- The voice comes first: the music dips under every line and clears the voice's own band.
- Soft cues on clicks and typing, mastered to the loudness video sites play at.
Exports that upload cleanly
- MP4 and MOV as video sites ask for them: HD colour, a key frame every half second.
- Picture and sound in step from the first frame, on every kind of player.
- GIFs keep their film's own length.
Also in this release
- Words always fit their cards, and nothing is cut in the middle of a word.
- Tight letter spacing stays on large headlines and eases off below them.
- Words on a button are checked against the button, and coloured to read on it.
- A drawing too plain to read is set aside rather than shown.
- A facts file written as a web page gives its sentences, not its tags and links.
The whole list is in the changelog.
Good to know
- Product films are diagrams for now. Screen recordings of the product come in a later release.
- Changes are made from the form: open it again from New film, change it, make it again.
- Not signed by Apple yet, and built for macOS on Apple Silicon only.
Hash LMG 1.0.0 · The first release
Storyboard, motion, music and voice, from one sentence.
Made by a model on your laptop, or any cloud model on your own key.
Free · GPL v3 · No account · No server of ours
Download
- Hash-LMG_1.0.0_aarch64.dmg: Macs with Apple Silicon, macOS 11 or later.
- Install: open it, drag Hash LMG into Applications.
- First open: Control-click the app, choose Open. It is not signed by Apple yet.
- Windows and Linux: run it from source.
Still refused, and the checksum
Open System Settings, Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway. Or, in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Hash LMG.app"SHA-256: 5b52917df285f0e4fa02bfb279a12907ed667ef395ca61174efb536198784159
Say it, get a film
- One sentence is enough. The director asks two questions at most.
- Storyboard, layout, timing, motion and sound, made and checked for you.
- Ask for changes in your own words, afterwards.
Any model
- On your computer: Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp. Fully offline.
- On your own key: twelve cloud services, keys kept by the desktop side.
- Fitted to its size: Guided, Plan or Code, suggested for you.
Looks things up
- Searches the whole web, no key needed.
- Reads the pages it finds, only with your yes.
- You see every search before anything leaves your computer.
Seven looks
- Studio, Paper, Mono, Vivid, Editorial, Stage, Tech, matched to the brief.
- Kinetic type, charts and drawings that draw themselves on.
- Eight templates to start from, no model needed.
Music and voice
- Music composed for each film, played by the app's own instruments.
- Narration with Kokoro, Chatterbox, a local server or OpenAI.
- Captions that light up word by word.
An editor when you want one
- Inspector on demand: opens for what you select.
- Jog the playhead: scroll or swipe over the preview; J, K, L.
- Redesigned Settings, with an About.
Export
- MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF, 480p to 4K, up to 60 fps.
- 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, laid out again for each, never cropped.
- Built-in encoders. Nothing else to install.
Yours
- No account, no telemetry, no server of ours.
- Model-written code runs walled in: no network, storage or clock.
- Your films are files. One JSON project, a normal video out.
Good to know
- Not signed by Apple yet. First open needs one Control-click.
- Not yet run in the app: lookups from the chat, cloud services besides DeepSeek, Chatterbox, WebM export.
- Voices are yours: none ships with the app. OpenAI asks that listeners know a voice is AI-generated.
