video-quality-auditor

To audit Remotion video overlay readability and safe-area compliance, run the provided Python script against your project files. The script performs a code-first audit of your source code and render plans, checking for violations and applying batch fixes iteratively across up to three passes.

A code-first video overlay quality audit analyzes your Remotion source code and render plans directly instead of evaluating rendered output. This approach identifies readability issues and safe-area violations programmatically before rendering, enabling automated batch fixes to overlay elements.

Yes, you can automate safe-area violation fixes for your Remotion project using the multi-pass Python script. It applies batch fixes to common overlay readability and safe-area issues, iterating up to three passes to gradually improve overlay quality and ensure adherence to standards.

Yes, running the video quality audit requires Remotion project files and a specific configuration setup. The script uses a job configuration file and requires a pass index argument to execute the iterative correction process correctly across your render plans.

You should run a safe-area and overlay readability check before final rendering. Executing the audit at this stage saves time and reduces manual corrections by ensuring video overlay elements meet quality standards prior to output generation.

Limitations of automated video quality auditing include a maximum of three iterative passes for applying fixes. The process requires Python dependencies like subprocess and math, and relies entirely on static code analysis rather than visual inspection of rendered frames.