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Render scenes to MP4 and send them to Media Studio

16 August 2026 · Xenition

Today's update brings video scenes closer to the finish line. You can now render scenes to MP4, play them inline, and send them directly to Media Studio. Scenes open as per-scene timelines, similar to CapCut, and the workflow now includes a 30-second comparison cut and a sell-and-promote segment.

Features

Render scenes to MP4 and play them inline
Send rendered videos directly to Media Studio for editing
Scenes can now be opened in Media Studio as a per-scene timeline, similar to CapCut
Open scenes from chat directly into Media Studio with a per-scene clip timeline
Added a 30-second comparison cut for video films
Added a sell-and-promote segment to video films

Fixes

Videos now render automatically when opened
Fixed an issue that prevented attaching CSV files
Fixed multiple scenarios where notebooks failed to build

Improvements

Consolidated tabs from eleven to four for simpler navigation
Fixed account drawer on mobile to no longer act as a second navigation tree
Chat now fetches real listings instead of using remembered data

Another 13 smaller fixes and improvements shipped today — the full list is on the changelog.

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