Render the Whole Episode in Batch, Not Shot by Shot
Batch-produce AI short drama: auto-voice the whole episode, render every shot, then stitch into one finished cut. Batch runs 720p/1K; key shots get 2K upscale separately.
An episode is dozens of shots — clicking one by one is misery. The batch flow: auto-complete the episode's voice-over first, then render every shot, one step after another.
Batch rendering defaults to 720p or 1K to get the whole episode through; key scenes get the second pass and 2K upscale individually. Time and budget go where they matter.
Once shots are confirmed, one-click stitching: shots join into a single timeline with one master voice track, so mouth movement and sound stay connected between shots. The export is one finished episode.
常见问题
What should be ready before batch rendering?
Break the storyboard and batch the voice-over first. With voices in place, batch rendering runs without waiting between shots.
Does batch support 2K directly?
Batch outputs 720p or 1K only. 2K upscale is enabled per shot — slower and pricier, saved for key scenes.
Does stitching break the lip sync?
Stitching lays one master voice track across the timeline, so sound and mouth movement connect between shots better than stitching each shot with its own audio.