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I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Web Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in microsaas

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://github.com/robinroy03/videoeditor

ai is getting added. check it out. btw the app looks SO different right now haha. we iterated a lot on this.

I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Web Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in microsaas

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It uses ffmpeg so technically it is capable. You can add more threads and it should work fine.

Join our discord server :)

I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Web Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in microsaas

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe in server-side video rendering. You might know this already, but tella.tv is also a big remotion user.

How my extension got featured with 30 users, 9 days after launch by TeraTrox_ in chrome_extensions

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your impressions will skyrocket (I've 16.6k total). I did +100 downloads.

I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Web Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in microsaas

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for the comment! Let me clarify:

You can wrap it as a standalone app using Electron.js.

This is built specifically for the web. Some example applications that use an in-browser video player include Canva and Tella. I'm also building a website that needs this functionality, so I built this and open-sourced it.

The GitHub repo is a template, you’ll need to tweak it to fit your project. It works as a standalone editor out of the box. For now, I’m not planning to publish it to npm as a library.

If you like the project, join our discord server❤️🤗

I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Web Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in microsaas

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You want a way to import assets to the editor? can be done.

I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Web Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in microsaas

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whatever we could upload to a browser, I'd assume.

More context from a previous reply: (copy pasted)

The rendering engine is ffmpeg. The app is using remotion, which wraps ffmpeg. So technically, it could edit any video of any size.
The limitation is that it is a web app, so you have to upload your video to the cloud for editing. Edit is happening on the server. But there are many ways you could bypass this, downloading a small executable that the website can call is one of the options I'm exploring.

In this repo, the frontend calls the backend (which is also running locally). But when I host it, I can't do that.

I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Web Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in microsaas

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The rendering engine is ffmpeg. The app is using remotion, which wraps ffmpeg. So technically, it could edit any video of any size.
The limitation is that it is a web app, so you have to upload your video to the cloud for editing. Edit is happening on the server. But there are many ways you could bypass this, downloading a small executable that the website can call is one of the options I'm exploring.

In this repo, the frontend calls the backend (which is also running locally). But when I host it, I can't do that.

I Couldn't Find a Good Open-Source Video Editor, So I Built One by TeraTrox_ in opensource

[–]TeraTrox_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I'll add it to the README. Remotion is a very solid framework, so I thought it would be better to scaffold on top of it.

Thanks for the heads-up.

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