NeeruJaroliya

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   by NeeruJaroliya 1y ago

   Pushing browser-based tech to handle native-level video editing is definitely ambitious—but that's what makes it exciting! I'm focusing on keeping the codebase highly modular, enabling compute-heavy tasks like rendering and AI-dri
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   by NeeruJaroliya 1y ago

   I have tested the code with videos up to 5 minutes in length, and it works well within that range. Theoretically, it should be possible to process longer videos too, but I haven’t yet optimized the system specifically for very large inputs
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   Twick: Open-Source React Video Editor with Timeline, Effects and AI Hooks(github.com)

   1 points by NeeruJaroliya 1y ago|5 comments
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   by NeeruJaroliya 1y ago

   I recently open-sourced Twick, a React-based video editor and player library that brings modern video editing features to the browser. It's designed to be embedded directly into React apps, making it easier to integrate timelines, effe
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   by NeeruJaroliya 1y ago

   What’s the longest video duration and highest resolution your SDK can handle smoothly in the browser without lag? Curious how it scales with heavier content.