Roi × Slow Down — Dual-Song Lyric Film 1080p60
Roi × Slow Down — Dual-Song Lyric Film
Source: https://youtu.be/11tjwUK2adU (roi x did i tell u that i miss u), downloaded with yt-dlp using video format 303-sr plus audio format 140. The video’s native maximum was 720p60; 303-sr is YouTube’s available AI-upscaled 1920×1080 60fps derivative and is published with that provenance stated clearly.
Published media
- Song 1:
Roi— French, warm upper lane, 48 reviewed lyric lines. - Song 2:
Slow down / Did I tell you that I miss you?— English, cool lower lane, 13 reviewed lyric lines. - Public master: 1920×1080, 60fps, 22,763 frames, 379.383333 seconds.
- Diagnostic proof: 1920×1080, 120fps, 45,526 frames, 379.383333 seconds.
- Audio: original stereo AAC at 44.1kHz retained in both deliverables.
Timing and visual design
Both lanes use integer sample indices at 44,100Hz against the locked source SHA-256. Cross-song overlap is intentional; same-lane overlap and out-of-source intervals are rejected by validation. The Song 2 second pass is anchored at 01:26.14–01:59.82, covering the user-noted 01:46–01:56 counterpart window with local repeated cues rather than a whole-track offset. The visualizer uses two bounded smooth waveform rails with warm/cool identity, stable labels, word-level emphasis, and no particle swarm, dots, or round caps.
Reproduction and QA
The workflow archive contains the source code, exact alignment authority, tests, scripts, and reusable next-song checklist. The transcription evidence archive contains the automatic, French-forced, and English-forced Whisper JSON passes used as onset suggestions. Roi-x-Slow-Down-Release-QA.json records source lock, probes, hashes, line counts, geometry, and strict-decode status. All release assets are covered by the published checksum manifest.
This release is for lyric-film workflow and timing work. Users are responsible for rights to the source video, audio, and supplied lyrics.
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Notice added 9 September 2026. Existing media and source archive bytes remain unchanged.