remotion-best-practices

To create smooth video animations in Remotion, drive all visual changes using the `useCurrentFrame()` hook and avoid CSS transitions. This ensures deterministic, frame-perfect rendering and prevents flickering during video export.

The correct way to load fonts in Remotion is using the `@remotion/google-fonts` package. For other assets like images and videos, use specific Remotion components such as `<Img>` and `<Video>` to ensure proper loading and synchronization.

Yes, you can use specific Remotion components like `<Sequence>`, `<Audio>`, and `<Video>` for video compositions. These components are designed to handle timeline synchronization and asset integration correctly within the React framework.

Rendering errors and unsynchronized audio in Remotion often occur due to incorrect asset loading or using CSS animations. Following best practices for asset management and using `useCurrentFrame()` ensures robust, high-fidelity video output.

The best way to optimize performance for complex explainer videos in Remotion is to ensure efficient asset handling and correct component usage. Avoiding common pitfalls like CSS transitions guarantees smooth animations and prevents rendering errors.