HyperFrames v0.8.190

Motion blur in HyperFrames now chooses a cheaper way to draw where it can, and renders use less memory. Studio also gets a preview seek bar. The changes are in v0.8.190.

Motion blur

• Blur now has an automatic tier, with 240°/32 defaults, a check finding, and Studio no longer opting out.
• Where capture cannot run, capture blur falls back to per-element filters.

Studio

• A seek bar is added to the preview.
• An idle editor no longer wakes the GPU four times a second.
• The thumbnail capture page loads media near the playhead, the same way the preview does.

Render and engine fixes

• The BeginFrame start-up check waits for the first frame up to its deadline.
• A render no longer decodes the videos it replaces with extracted frames.
• The video frame cache budget is shared by the capture workers.
• A long audio mix prepares its clips a few at a time.
• In the CLI, render -c takes an absolute entry inside the project, relative to the project.
• On AWS Lambda, the audio function is warmed while the plan runs.

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Open-source framework for rendering HTML compositions into MP4 videos, built for AI agents and automated pipelines.

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