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Exploring Video Editing in the Browser
Description
Many tools for manipulating video in the browser are appearing every day: Sequence, Scenery, Veed.io, Runway, etc. How do they work? What are the challenges of browser based editing? How will new APIs like WebCodecs, WebGPU change the landscape? What are the tradeoffs of rendering video in the DOM vs using canvas? This talk will explore the challenges of how to manipulate video in the browser and the future of browser based editing.
Speaker has founded a browser based editing tool and has extensive knowledge of the space. This talk was presented at Demuxed ’23, a conference for video nerds in San Francisco featuring amazing talks like this one.Conference
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