now EditFast is really fast exporting videos in your browser with the new parallel export method made a full library for rendering text, images and videos from scratch, and it works really great 1:1 with the current editor (it lacks some stuff like stroke from text elements but it's the easy part tbh) why I made this? if I compare the previous export method using FFmpeg.wasm, the export time with this exact same video is 1:04 min with a 10s video, and now with the parallel method is 17.23s, so that’s roughly 3.7x faster, but it all depends on the hardware of the user the first video shows the export process and the second video is the exported video (yep I forgot to cover all the space with the car videos, so you can see the background gradient haha)

finally got 1:1 parity for text and image elements on EditFast with my new custom library for rendering canvas elements using OffscreenCanvas in parallel instead of sequential rendering, fully locally next goal is making videos work with this library and that's it, let's fucking go dude

Made a little demo of the possibilities of what you can do now with the AI-native video editor with the new animation system. I copied the exact same feature of keyframes from CapCut so I can make the same effects, transitions or animations now. Coming soon on e​d​i​t​f​a​.​s​t

Day 52: Small sneak peak of what is coming to my AI-native video editor EditFast > Revamped animation system using keyframes > New tools: auto_reframe, background_music_ducking and auto_zoom_on_emphasis > New chat UI > New Timeline UI improved performance > Parallelization of something really important (wip)

Day 50: Big win for the SEO of my AI video editor Got the first referral from chatgpt.com today 🤑

Built dark mode and fixed scrolling issues when zooming in and out for @editfa_st. Creating a timeline from scratch is challenging and involves a lot of behind the scenes work. I deeply respect video editor developers for their effort, honestly