remotion-scene-anatomy

To prevent black frames in Remotion, apply gap-fill sequencing to ensure continuous visual output between scene transitions. This technique bridges timing gaps by extending or overlapping scene rendering based on beat boundaries.

Beat-local timing in Remotion animation involves computing per-scene timing constants that align with specific audio beats. You must recompute these beat-local T constants in timing.ts whenever the underlying audio changes to maintain synchronization.

To add a consistent end-card in Remotion, follow a standardized convention to render lockup text and URL elements at the video finale. This ensures the closing scene maintains uniform branding across multi-beat compositions.

You need a master Remotion composition that reads timing.ts and beat-timings.md to drive per-scene animations. This setup requires defining fixed data models for beats with explicit start and end values in your timing configuration.

If Remotion scenes lose sync after audio changes, it happens because beat-local T constants were not recomputed. You must recalculate and update the start and end timing values in timing.ts whenever the audio track is modified.