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Video Factory — setup & how to use

The same local factory used to ship 200+ videos in a single day. One command in Terminal, a live dashboard, and a queue that voices + renders while you walk away.

Included with the Book + Video Course (₹499) offer. Download the zip from your library after purchase.

Set up in ~5 minutes

Video Factory — follow along

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Fastest way — let Claude do it

You already have Claude Code. Open it, paste this once, and it sets up the factory and makes your first video — no commands to type.

Paste into Claude Code

Set up Video Factory on my machine and make my first video — do it all yourself, drive the terminal, and only stop to ask me for a video idea.

1. Check Node 20+ and ffmpeg are installed (install ffmpeg with Homebrew if it's missing).
2. Find my unzipped Video Factory folder (probably ~/Desktop/video-factory) and cd into it.
3. Start it: run `node runner.mjs` in the background and open the dashboard at http://localhost:4300.
4. Ask me for ONE video idea and whether I want vertical (9:16) or horizontal (16:9). Then use the /hyperframes skill to build it and drop the finished project into the queue/ folder so the factory voices and renders it.
5. Watch it go Queued -> Voicing -> Rendering -> Done, then open the finished MP4 from output/ (also copied to ~/Desktop/ready-to-post/).

Don't make me type commands — you run everything. Keep me posted at each step.

Tip: run Claude Code from inside the unzipped video-factory folder so it finds everything instantly.

or set it up yourself

What you get

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The engine

runner.mjs — queue, voice lane & render pool

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Live dashboard

Watch every build at localhost:4300

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One-click boot

Mac ./start.command · Windows node runner.mjs

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Ready to go

building · queue · work · done · output

Before you start

Mac or Windows. Voice differs — Mac uses MLX, Windows see Chapter 4B.

Node.js 20+ installed — check with a quick command.node -v

HyperFrames CLI works (it auto-downloads on first run).npx hyperframes --help

Local voice clone wired to your OS path, for auto-narration.

Download & unzip

Unzip somewhere easy — e.g. ~/Desktop/video-factory or C:\video-factory.

Start the factory

Open the folder in a terminal and boot it. Leave the terminal open — closing it stops the factory.

cd video-factory

# Mac
chmod +x start.command && ./start.command

# Windows
node runner.mjs

Open the live dashboard in your browser.http://localhost:4300/dashboard.html

Fire ideas & collect

In any Claude Code session, say what videos you want — one idea or a batch of 10. Claude captures each as building/<slug>/ (shows as Building instantly).

When the project is ready, Claude moves it to queue/. The factory voices + renders on its own.

Finished MP4s land in output/ and ~/Desktop/ready-to-post/.

LifecycleBuilding→Queued→Voicing→Rendering→Done

What counts as a job

Any HyperFrames project folder in queue/. Add an optional job.json to control it:

{
  "title": "My product reel",
  "voice": true,
  "skill": "product-launch-video",
  "renderArgs": ["--quality", "high"]
}

If the folder has SCRIPT.md + STORYBOARD.md + audio_meta.json, it runs local voice first, then renders.

Reality check

One Mac renders 3 videos at once; voice is one-at-a-time. ~100 videos drain in about 2 hours unattended if you keep the queue fed. Firehose, not teleportation — which is how 200 in a day is real.

Access

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