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fix(renderer): keep the full video length when audio ends early - #26
This replaces -shortest with apad on the audio mix plus -t <frames / fps> on the output. The frame count comes from the frame-NNNNNN.<ext> files in framesDir. Audio still can't make the video longer, and now it can't make it shorter either. -t is only added when there's audio.
Other changes in the same file:
-ar 48000 for both AAC and Opus, so low-rate sources like 24 kHz TTS files get resampled.
The single-source path now uses the same [a0] → [aout] labels as the multi-source path instead of slicing the string.
I tested it with a 150-frame (5 s) composition and a 2 s, 24 kHz clip. On master the output is 2.0 s of video and 2.0 s of 24 kHz audio. With this branch it's 5.0 s of video and 5.0 s of 48 kHz audio (checked with ffprobe; Windows 11, Node 24).
The renderer package doesn't have a test setup, so I haven't added a test. Happy to add one if you have a preferred approach.
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Bug Fixes
Rendered video duration now matches the available frame count and frame rate.
Audio clips with finite durations continue to be trimmed by duration; clips with non-finite durations are trimmed only at the start.
Mixed audio is padded to match the video duration, and output is no longer cut short when the audio ends first.
MP4 and WebM audio output now uses a 48 kHz sample rate.
-shortest cut the output at the end of the mixed audio, so a composition
with a silent ending lost its last frames. Pad the mix with apad and bound
the output with -t <frames / fps> instead.
Also resample the audio to 48 kHz (low-rate sources such as 24 kHz TTS
MP3s were passed through as is), and leave atrim open when a clip has no
finite duration rather than emitting duration=Infinity.
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Review comments at @packages/renderer/src/stitch-frames-to-video.ts:
- Line 60: Update the frameFilePattern in stitch-frames-to-video so it matches
frame numbers with six or more digits, including numbers longer than six digits,
while preserving the existing filename structure and extension matching.
- Around line 59-63: Update frame counting in the video stitching flow so it
counts only the consecutive frame files starting at index 0, stopping at the
first missing index, to match FFmpeg’s frame-%06d input behavior. Use the
existing frameFilePattern and frameCount logic; do not count later matching
files after a gap when deriving videoDurationSec.
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stitchFramesToVideo now derives output duration from the matching frame count. It pads audio, limits output to the frame-derived duration, and sets MP4 AAC and WebM Opus audio to 48 kHz.
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Summary
Derive video duration from frames packages/renderer/src/stitch-frames-to-video.ts
The function counts matching frame files and uses the count divided by fps as the video duration.
Align audio output with video duration packages/renderer/src/stitch-frames-to-video.ts
Non-finite audio durations are trimmed only at the start. Audio filters pad the mix. FFmpeg limits output to the frame-derived duration instead of using -shortest, and sets the audio sample rate to 48 kHz.
Unusually long renders can lose video frames, and stitching a frame directory with gaps can produce an output longer than its video. Correct the frame count before merging unless these limitations are explicitly accepted.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: preserving the full video length when audio ends early.
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Issue #19 requires the full frame composition to remain when audio ends early, while audio must not extend the video. The diff counts matching frame files, derives videoDurationSec from `frameCount …
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Issue #19 requires the full frame composition to remain when audio ends early, while audio must not extend the video. The diff counts matching frame files, derives videoDurationSec from frameCount / fps, pads the mixed audio with apad, and applies -t only when audio exists. It replaces -shortest, which caused early truncation. The change also sets -ar 48000 for AAC and Opus, as required by the issue's low-rate audio case. Non-finite clip durations use start-only atrim, and the single-source path uses the same [a0] to [aout] labels as the multi-source path.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Count only the consecutive frames that FFmpeg reads.
frameCount counts every file that matches frame-\d{6}. FFmpeg reads the frame-%06d input from index 0 and stops at the first missing index. In a reused framesDir with frame-000000.png, frame-000001.png, and frame-000003.png, the count is 3 but FFmpeg reads 2 frames. With audio, -t is derived from the count, so the output can run longer than the rendered video. Widening \d{6} to \d+ does not fix this, because the gap still gets counted.
Suggested fix
- const frameFilePattern = new RegExp(`^frame-\\d{6}\\.${ext}$`);- const frameCount = fs.readdirSync(framesDir).filter((f) => frameFilePattern.test(f)).length;+ const frameFilePattern = new RegExp(`^frame-(\\d{6})\\.${ext}$`);+ const frameIndexes = new Set(+ fs.readdirSync(framesDir)+ .map((f) => f.match(frameFilePattern)?.[1])+ .filter((index): index is string => index !== undefined)+ .map(Number),+ );+ // FFmpeg reads frame-%06d from 0 and stops at the first missing index.+ let frameCount = 0;+ while (frameIndexes.has(frameCount)) {+ frameCount++;+ }
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Context: new RegExp(^frame-\\d{6}\\.${ext}$)
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity
(regexp-from-variable)
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Review comment at @packages/renderer/src/stitch-frames-to-video.ts around lines
59 - 63:
Update frame counting in the video stitching flow so it counts only the
consecutive frame files starting at index 0, stopping at the first missing
index, to match FFmpeg’s frame-%06d input behavior. Use the existing
frameFilePattern and frameCount logic; do not count later matching files after a
gap when deriving videoDurationSec.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Count frame numbers longer than six digits.
render-frames.ts uses padStart(6), so frame 1000000 is named frame-1000000.png. FFmpeg also accepts that name for %06d, but this pattern excludes it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
When audio is present, -t then cuts the output after the first million frames. Count frame numbers with at least six digits.
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Context: new RegExp(^frame-\\d{6}\\.${ext}$)
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity
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Review comment at @packages/renderer/src/stitch-frames-to-video.ts at line 60:
Update the frameFilePattern in stitch-frames-to-video so it matches frame
numbers with six or more digits, including numbers longer than six digits, while
preserving the existing filename structure and extension matching.
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Fixes #19.
This replaces
-shortestwithapadon the audio mix plus-t <frames / fps>on the output. The frame count comes from theframe-NNNNNN.<ext>files inframesDir. Audio still can't make the video longer, and now it can't make it shorter either.-tis only added when there's audio.Other changes in the same file:
-ar 48000for both AAC and Opus, so low-rate sources like 24 kHz TTS files get resampled.atrimonly getsstart=, and-tcuts it at the end of the video. This overlaps with fix(rendiv): bound open-ended Audio/Video durations by the composition #25, but it also covers anyone still on an older@rendiv/corethat registersInfinity.[a0]→[aout]labels as the multi-source path instead of slicing the string.I tested it with a 150-frame (5 s) composition and a 2 s, 24 kHz clip. On master the output is 2.0 s of video and 2.0 s of 24 kHz audio. With this branch it's 5.0 s of video and 5.0 s of 48 kHz audio (checked with ffprobe; Windows 11, Node 24).
The renderer package doesn't have a test setup, so I haven't added a test. Happy to add one if you have a preferred approach.
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