fframes: dev opens up 5-year-old video rendering framework that renders in 36 seconds
alexcovo_eth · x · 2026-09-28
Developer neogoosebtw has released fframes, a fast video rendering framework he built over 5 years but never shipped — until seeing people wait 12 hours for AI video renders.
His demo video took 48 minutes to vibe-generate and just 36 seconds to render.
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