v2.0.3

• New interpolateColor() function!
• Added way more unit tests
• Fix an editor infinite loop slowing things down a lot
• add validation to sequence - from and durationInFrames must be integer
• Add npm init video / yarn create video to homepage

v2.0.2

• Refactored bundling pipeline - every render is roughly 5 seconds faster!
• Removed loop prop from audio and video, because it was not doing anything.
• Warn if your FFMPEG version is too low.
• Cleaned up dependencies, smaller NPM packages - remotion package now has 0 dependencies
• Fix some audio being processed in a wrong fashion
• Fixed a bug on Windows where a too complex volume expression would cause a crash.
• Remotion now has a --help flag in it’s CLI.

v2.0.1

• You can now control the log level. Set --log=verbose to get much more helpful debug info or in your config file: Config.Log.setLevel('verbose'). See: https://www.remotion.dev/docs/config/#setlevel
• More locations for Chrome on Windows were added so less often a download of Puppeteer is necessary.
• Fix a bug where the video would turn out too short if audio was added
• Functions like interpolate are auto-imported
• Check checkerboard / transparency option is enabled by default now.

v2.0

Highlights:

• Audio support: Include audio in your output!
• Audio visualization: Make your visuals react to audio!
• Export to MP3, WAV or AAC: Use Remotion to create audio!
• @remotion/media-utils: Utility package for audio and video
• Rich timeline (experimental): More visual timeline with more details!

and much more! Read the blogpost for all changes: https://www.remotion.dev/blog/2-0

v1.5.4

Fixes a bug where Remotion will not pick up the Chromium location if running in Docker.

v1.5.3

• Fixes an issue where video could get stuck at <Img> or <Video> tag with local source
• Fixes an issue where <Video> would not play from start when looping in the preview

v1.5.0

Read the blog post for more details: https://www.remotion.dev/blog/1-5

Highlights

• No more Chromium download necessary - Remotion will try to reuse Chrome if you have it installed
• Improved Apple Silicon and WSL support
• Smoother timeline
• Failing to render a frame now exits the process.
• Rendering frames now use the same domain as during development http://localhost:3000 to make CORS easier.

1.4.2

Same as 1.4.1 but all packages have the same version

1.4.1

Patch release:

• Run the render on a localhost domain so you can make CORS requests (#152)
• Fix bugs in getTimelineClipName (#151)

1.4.0

Blog post with a lot of details: https://www.remotion.dev/blog/1-4

Highlights

• Support for HEVC, VP8 and VP9 codecs
• Transparent video support
• New random() API
• More encoding configuration options
• Improved editor keyboard controls
• Progress bar for stitching
• New layout="none" prop for <Sequence>
• Slightly tweaked delayRender behavior
• Internal: E2E tests for macOS, Windows, Ubuntu
• New ESLint rules