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Initial release of video-studio — a macOS toolkit for turning long videos into promo cuts, teasers, and social edits, drivable from Claude via
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Frame-accurate scene analyzer (ffmpeg scene detection + representative-frame extraction) with Claude describing frames by default, Ollama optional via
--describe ollama; resumable, and emitsHH:MM:SS:FFtimecodes plus frame/second fields. -
whisper word-level timing for precise soundbite in/out points.
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domotion-svg title cards, captions, and overlays rendered to alpha video and composited with ffmpeg, with frame-sampled verification.
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Documented the
--yesflag for non-interactive runs. -
Analyzer no longer aborts (ffmpeg exit 234) on files whose container runs longer than the video stream — frame count is now derived from the video stream, fixing a phantom final scene that seeked past EOF (e.g. Tears of Steel).
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Bundled promo-asset examples now resolve correctly for users installing via npm.
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Refreshed README leading with a Highlights block and animated hero teaser, a "How it works" pipeline, a "How the AI reads the video" walkthrough with scene-description and transcript excerpts, and a Credits section; added demo media and removed decorative emoji across the docs.