HyperFrames v0.8.182
By Steven Van ·
HyperFrames v0.8.182 mixes cloud audio in parallel with chunks, speeds up CLI startup, and adds an echo-smear registry component.
Website capture in HyperFrames now waits for pages that reload after a cookie banner closes, so assets and scroll screenshots are no longer empty. This is part of v0.8.182, which also speeds up cloud renders and the CLI.
Cloud renders
- A cloud render now mixes its audio on its own AWS Lambda while the chunks render, instead of before them, so a long film finishes sooner. To support this, a cloud plan can leave its audio out and build that track separately.
- Cloud renders take a video's audio from the stretch the edit uses, read from its link, instead of downloading the whole file.
- If an audio read from a file's link is cut off, the render now fails with an error it retries, instead of shipping the rest of the clip silent.
- Chunks hand Chrome each video near the size it is drawn, so a 4K camera shown small no longer costs a full 4K frame on every frame.
- A plan whose mixed audio peaks too high corrects it from the mix itself, in parallel segments.
- lambda sites create and Lambda renders now upload source files over 2 GiB and over 5 GB.
CLI speed
- Commands run without loading esbuild, puppeteer-core or sharp until they need them, and compile registry schemas on first use, so they start sooner.
- check splits its samples over a second Chrome when a core and memory are spare.
- A repeat check from an agent is served by a process that already has the CLI loaded and Chrome running.
- snapshot, compare and check wait for images that load late, as render does, so their frames match the rendered video.
Render and audio fixes
- Renders inside an agent's macOS sandbox no longer fail when reading the system uptime.
- A sharp sound in a film's first moments no longer grows louder with each audio encode. The vendor notes that audio in renders with sound changes slightly as a result.
- An unreadable frame now fails the encode instead of producing a shorter video. macOS renders keep their frames out of the project folder, and a 4K export of HDR footage is refused before Chrome starts.
- A finished capture exits even when a site's DNS never answers.
- A first render on a nearly full disk refuses at once with the low-disk message, and a browser download refuses up front when its disk has under 512 MB free.
- The Chrome the CLI launches now exits with it, even when the CLI is killed.
Check, lint and other fixes
- check, snapshot and Studio show accented and non-Latin project text correctly instead of garbled.
- check no longer calls a film static when it moves only through an SVG mask or clip path, a stroke reveal or a canvas.
- check prints progress while it makes browser-playable copies of phone videos.
- Scenes that play one after another no longer trigger overlapping-audio warnings in check and lint.
- On Windows, two history claims on one project at the same moment no longer crash one of them.
- An embed that sets no height shows its film at the film's shape instead of 0 px tall.
- Seven component previews that showed dark text on a black canvas now render in their demo's theme.
New registry component
The registry adds echo-smear, a streak of copies that trails an element as a GSAP timeline moves it faster.
HyperFrames
Open-source framework for rendering HTML compositions into MP4 videos, built for AI agents and automated pipelines.
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