video-renderer

To automate video rendering with FFmpeg and Remotion, you can use a TOML render plan to define styles, source assets, voiceover, and subtitle data for automated project creation and final output generation.

A TOML render plan works for short-form video production by specifying the VDS, style guidelines, voiceover, and source assets, which the renderer validates and processes into a final video file.

Yes, you need FFmpeg installed to render videos with Remotion, as the rendering process requires FFmpeg alongside the AusyncLab API to generate final video files with specific formats and quality settings.

You can use a custom voiceover API for automated video processing by integrating the AusyncLab API, which handles voiceover generation and synchronization within the Remotion project during the rendering workflow.

The best way to add subtitles to short-form videos using a render plan is to include subtitle data in the TOML configuration, allowing the renderer to validate and embed the subtitles directly into the final video output.