anujkanojia29

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   Show HN: Twick SDK – an open-source React video editing toolkit(github.com)

   1 points by anujkanojia29 1y ago|1 comments
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   by anujkanojia29 1y ago

   We’ve tested with 3-minute videos containing 100+ elements. It’s still a work in progress, but we are working on scaling that limit further.
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   by anujkanojia29 1y ago

   Great questions! For tasks like video export, auto-captions, and scene detection, we’re offloading most of that to cloud functions using AWS Lambda, with exports going directly to S3. We are maintaining a full edit history within the editor
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   Show HN: Twick – React Based Video Editor Library(github.com)

   1 points by anujkanojia29 1y ago|4 comments
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   by anujkanojia29 1y ago

   This is spot on. We've faced the same challenge — generating videos with AI is doable, but giving users real control over editing is the hard part
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   by anujkanojia29 1y ago

   We are seeing a wave of AI video startups — tools that generate product videos, reels, explainers, and more using generative models. But many of them hit a wall. Why? Because after the AI generates content, users want to fine-tune it — but
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   by anujkanojia29 1y ago

   We are seeing a wave of AI video startups — tools that generate product videos, reels, explainers, and more using generative models. But many of them hit a wall. Why? Because after the AI generates content, users want to fine-tune it — but