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Programmatic video tools editly and revideo compared from their documentation (nothing run)
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What this guide covers
For developers and agent builders who want code or a data file to assemble a video. It compares what editly and revideo document for spec shape, layers, transitions, audio, render-time variables and rendering endpoints. Based on the repository files only; nothing was installed or rendered.
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Guide title
Programmatic video tools editly and revideo compared from their documentation (nothing run)
Coverage
For developers and agent builders who want code or a data file to assemble a video. It compares what editly and revideo document for spec shape, layers, transitions, audio, render-time variables and rendering endpoints. Based on the repository files only; nothing was installed or rendered.
Useful starting points
- editly's example files use a layer type, a gl field and a subtitle field that its README does not list, so check names against both before relying on them.
- revideo partial rendering counts worker ids from 0, and its streaming example lists five durations for four words, so keep list lengths aligned.
- editly allows remote URLs as file paths only if that option is switched on; it is off by default.
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