HyperFrames ships seven patch releases in a day, and Remotion 4.0.541 adds 'Render and replace'

HyperFrames, per the release notes. v0.9.10 lets you see the price and pay from the terminal; billing top-up is renamed to billing add-credits with no alias, so update any scripts that use it. v0.9.11 makes a credit limit you set apply to every paid media call, and hyperframes update --check tells agents when the CLI or skills are out of date. v0.9.12–0.9.14 make renders fail clearly or retry with fewer workers instead of hanging, and cloud renders now include the system fonts a project uses. v0.9.15 adds data-motion-blur-phase to set when the shutter opens, and fixes FFmpeg 4 local renders that turned the audio mix down by several dB. v0.9.16 retries a refused screenshot once and skips contrast checks taken mid-motion.

Remotion 4.0.541, per the changelog. Studio has a new 'Render and replace' action that swaps a scene for its rendered video, which helps keep heavy scenes fast to preview. Lambda now accepts custom function names in deployFunction(), interpolateColors() rounds fractional rgb() values, and HTML5 audio no longer replays after the Player buffers.

Our take: if your agents render HyperFrames on FFmpeg 4, update now for the audio fix. Anyone letting an agent spend HyperFrames credits should be on v0.9.11 or later so the spending limit actually holds.