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Validate a Henshusha manual Timeline JSON file and render an MP4 with FFmpeg cuts plus title/caption overlays.
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Create a short digest/story video from raw footage using Henshusha's manual edit plan, Timeline JSON, FFmpeg render, and optional Remotion preview/render path.
Inspect a target video project, read the human edit plan, confirm source media paths, and prepare manual cut/title/caption timeline inputs.
Convert a manual edit plan into Henshusha Timeline JSON with video cuts, title overlays, and caption overlays.
Inspect a source video/audio file, extract audio, run the configured ASR provider, and create a Henshusha transcript plus Timeline JSON skeleton.
Clean captions, split subtitle cues, choose render variants, and update a Henshusha Timeline JSON file.
Validate a Henshusha Timeline JSON file and render an MP4 using Remotion and FFmpeg.
| name | henshusha-render |
| description | Validate a Henshusha manual Timeline JSON file and render an MP4 with FFmpeg cuts plus title/caption overlays. |
Use when the user asks to render, export, preview output, or create final MP4 variants from a manual timeline.
projects/<project-name>/.npx henshusha validate projects/<project-name>.npx henshusha render projects/<project-name> --dry-run when FFmpeg is unavailable or the user wants to inspect commands first.npx henshusha render projects/<project-name>.renders/.--dry-run writes projects/<project-name>/jobs/render-plan.json with resolved source paths, overlay timings, output path, and the FFmpeg command. It does not encode MP4 and does not require FFmpeg to be installed.