HyperFrames v0.8.199
By Steven Van ·
HDR renders extract frames in windows to cap scratch disk, and the docs now spell out how volume lanes multiply data-volume.
Long HDR videos now render without filling the disk, and parallel capture stays on after one failed frame check. HyperFrames v0.8.199 also adds a lint warning for scene styles placed outside the scene's template. The linked commit is a docs change to the media-use skill.
Features
- Lint: warns when a scene's styles sit outside its template.
Fixes
- Producer: HDR video frames are extracted a window at a time, which bounds scratch disk use on long videos.
- Producer: --workers N is now a ceiling, and drawElement renders keep their single worker.
- CLI: a failed frame check no longer switches parallel capture off for good.
- CLI: a long video copy reports progress, resumes in 15 s pieces and stops only when stalled.
- Studio: scrubbing never auditions a track the music row did not name.
- Core: the decoded-audio cache keys a clip the same way everywhere.
Performance
Mounting a scene no longer restyles it to look for raster hints.
Docs: volume lanes and data-volume
The linked commit updates the media-use skill's mixing reference. A volume lane multiplies data-volume in both preview and render, so the level should be written in only one of them. For example, data-volume="0.5" under a lane at 0.5 plays at 0.25.
The release also includes internal changes: the CLI now checks the browser that ran a hanging script, and that every browser it started is gone. The engine counts what the mixer read from a cloud file, not what the server buffered.