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StudioX Viewport: cinematic TradingView concept film - #2
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Adds a separate 30-second TradingView concept film in
projects/studiox-v2, addressing the first cut's repetitive motion and thin sound. The edit combines editorial typography, official TradingView product artwork, dimensional chart panels, a tracked full-frame chart close-up, comparison splines, a three-beat montage and an abstract network of viewpoints. It closes with “Created by StudioX Viewport” and “Great ideas should move faster.”“Catalyst” by Scott Buckley (CC BY 4.0) is mixed with 24 original stereo sound cues; attribution appears in the film and README. Illustrative charts are labelled. Asset preparation verifies pinned source hashes and builds local runtime files. V1 remains intact.
Validation: final browser-backed check passes with zero runtime/layout/motion errors, 21 layout samples and 300 motion samples. Remaining warnings concern three large formatted source files. Syntax, formatting, asset preparation and npm audit pass. Export verified as exactly 30.000 seconds / 900 frames, H.264 at 1920×1080 / 30 fps, stereo AAC at 48 kHz. Export audio measures −14.28 LUFS and −1.49 dBTP.
Successful render: 114.315 seconds with two beginframe capture workers on software GPU. Tracked production through export validation: approximately 25 minutes, including research, build, revisions, checks, one interrupted export and file saving. These are different measurements. See validation.json and
npm run render:benchmark.This draft is stacked on the first film branch to keep the v2 diff focused. No main merge or deployment.