EDITING & DELIVERY
Hypit Studio guide: preview, edit, comment and export
Prepare an official Hypit Studio project, switch languages, inspect the timeline, make supported edits and separate preview from video export.
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Identify the official project tool
This guide describes Studio documented at hypit.ai, which opens an editable video project in a browser. Independent hypit.io supplies guides and examples; our own generation studio is not available. This is documentation-based guidance, not a fresh hands-on production test.
Prepare a Run and real material
Studio needs an existing project and a selected Run. An empty folder does not supply a complete composition. Ask your Agent which .svrun selects the intended film and whether its material is ready.
| Input | Purpose | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Author and Recipe files | Content and presentation | Source files are readable |
| Run file | Composition and result selection | Target leads to one Film and Timeline |
| Existing material | Real preview picture and sound | Selected outputs and files exist |
| Runtime | Required processing capabilities | Use the project-selected environment |
Open Studio and select a language
Run the command in the project directory, replace build.svrun with the actual Run path, and open the printed address. The globe menu beside Studio / Comments selects English or Simplified Chinese. Interface language does not translate scripts, captions or comments.
- The default port is 5179; follow the printed address.
- For a remote Agent, use its forwarded preview. Remote localhost is not an address on your computer.
- Keep the project and material accessible after a temporary session ends.
hypit studio --run build.svrunInspect the timeline and properties
Source exposes project files, Tasks shows production records, and Artifacts lets you inspect retained files. Select words or graphics on the timeline and inspect the controls exposed by that component. Rendering support does not imply every property has a draggable control.
- Locate the affected moment before changing anything.
- Identify captions, graphics or footage and check shared settings.
- Check save and compilation status after each change.
Original example: move a product caption
Suppose the bottle name covers its lid. This is an editing plan: locate the caption and check for a position control. If absent, ask the Agent to edit the relevant source value. Keep the approved narration and demonstration, and inspect other captions sharing that style.
Move only the product-name caption so the lid remains visible. Preserve approved dialogue, product footage and sequence. Identify the component and editable property first. List other appearances affected by a shared style change. Check readability in the intended phone frame.Leave timestamped feedback
In Comments, select a moment and submit a note. Selecting a saved note returns to that frame. Notes are stored in the project FEEDBACK.json; saving feedback does not itself instruct the Agent to resolve it.
00:03 Product name covers the lid: move the caption clear of it.
00:11 Caption outlasts the demonstration: check speech/action alignment.
Explain each revision and retain unresolved notes.Select approved material for reuse
Historical outputs must be selected explicitly in the Run. Official documentation uses build-record and satisfy for completed results. Previously generated material is not automatically reused; inspect the plan to see what stays and what processing still runs.
Export and inspect the actual file
Opening Studio or Comments does not encode a finished video. Ask the Agent to confirm the export target, run its export Build and retrieve the file. Replace build.svrun and final.video below with your actual project and output names.
- Play the whole export in a separate player.
- Check audio, captions, aspect ratio and product facts.
- Resolve each review note rather than trusting task success alone.
- Keep project sources and selected results for later revisions.
hypit plan build.svrun
hypit build build.svrun --follow
hypit get <build-id> --output final.video --to output/final.mp4