diff --git a/docs/guides/remove-background.mdx b/docs/guides/remove-background.mdx index ea65e7f4da..cb6d76a714 100644 --- a/docs/guides/remove-background.mdx +++ b/docs/guides/remove-background.mdx @@ -22,8 +22,9 @@ cut-out runs on your computer: no upload, no account, no cost. Right-click a video or picture in the preview: - **Cut out object here** lifts out whatever you clicked, a person or a thing. On a video it follows that object - through the clip. Shift-click adds to the selection; on a picture, **B** brushes the edges. -- **Remove background** keeps the person and drops the rest. It's free and runs on your Mac, made for people on plain + through the clip. Shift-click adds to the selection; on a picture, **B** brushes the edges. It runs on a Mac: + pictures on Apple silicon with macOS 14 or later, or Intel with macOS 13.3 or later; video on Apple silicon only. +- **Remove background** keeps the person and drops the rest. It's free and runs on your computer, made for people on plain backgrounds. With a HeyGen API key you can choose a cloud cut through HeyGen instead, paid from your API balance. Or just ask: "put the title behind her", "remove the cup from the table", "put her on a rainy street at night". diff --git a/docs/help.mdx b/docs/help.mdx index 38f6df7cf9..5c94bf1cb4 100644 --- a/docs/help.mdx +++ b/docs/help.mdx @@ -90,8 +90,8 @@ Claude Code is installed but will not start, choose **Reinstall** in **Settings* - **Your projects**: the hidden `.hyperframes-studio` folder in your home folder. - **Exported videos**: your Downloads folder. -- **App settings and sign-in**: `Library/Application Support/HyperFrames` in your home folder on a Mac, and - `.config/HyperFrames` in your home folder on Linux. +- **App settings and sign-in**: `Library/Application Support/HyperFrames` in your home folder on a Mac, + `%APPDATA%\HyperFrames` on Windows, and `.config/HyperFrames` in your home folder on Linux. Each project is a plain HyperFrames project folder, so it also opens in the [Studio web editor](/studio/index) and with the [command line](/developers/cli). diff --git a/docs/studio-app/edit-with-the-agent.mdx b/docs/studio-app/edit-with-the-agent.mdx index 0cafcf8e7f..1c393445d0 100644 --- a/docs/studio-app/edit-with-the-agent.mdx +++ b/docs/studio-app/edit-with-the-agent.mdx @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ The tools under the picture, on the left: | **Comment** (C) | Pin a comment to a spot and moment: **What should change here?** | The picture opens with **Select**. Press Escape to go back to it from another tool. Right-click an element for quick actions -such as **Ask Framey**, **Hide**, **Bring to front**, **Replace with**, **Cut out object here** (on footage) and **Delete**. +such as **Ask Framey**, **Hide**, **Bring to front**, **Replace with**, **Cut out object here** (on footage, on a Mac with Apple silicon) and **Delete**. You can also draw across the timeline to talk about a stretch of the video, such as "tighten this part". diff --git a/docs/studio-app/existing-project.mdx b/docs/studio-app/existing-project.mdx index fcbdbceb4f..0f4213d6d4 100644 --- a/docs/studio-app/existing-project.mdx +++ b/docs/studio-app/existing-project.mdx @@ -33,15 +33,15 @@ the download link instead. ## From the app: Import projects - + -The app looks for HyperFrames projects on your Mac. The ones it hasn't opened yet are under **Import projects** in the +The app looks for HyperFrames projects on your computer. The ones it hasn't opened yet are under **Import projects** in the sidebar, with their count. Choose **Import** on one, or **Import all**. Importing adds a project to HyperFrames without moving it: it stays in its folder, and your changes are saved there. The first time, macOS asks before the app looks in Documents, Downloads and Desktop. Have one somewhere else? Choose -**File** > **Open Folder…** (⌘ O), or drop the folder on the sidebar. +**File** > **Open Folder…** (⌘ O, or Ctrl O on Windows and Linux), or drop the folder on the sidebar. ## Back to your agent: catch up diff --git a/docs/studio-app/index.mdx b/docs/studio-app/index.mdx index cfcc0d720f..76e9762663 100644 --- a/docs/studio-app/index.mdx +++ b/docs/studio-app/index.mdx @@ -122,7 +122,8 @@ again**, or **Download it instead**. Each one is a normal HyperFrames project, so it also opens in the [browser editor](/studio/index) and the [command line](/developers/cli). - **Exported videos**: your Downloads folder. -- **Settings and sign-in**: `~/Library/Application Support/HyperFrames` on a Mac, `~/.config/HyperFrames` on Linux. +- **Settings and sign-in**: `~/Library/Application Support/HyperFrames` on a Mac, `%APPDATA%\HyperFrames` on Windows, + `~/.config/HyperFrames` on Linux. ## Related topics diff --git a/docs/studio-app/workspace.mdx b/docs/studio-app/workspace.mdx index 28de793ff3..b0693f44ce 100644 --- a/docs/studio-app/workspace.mdx +++ b/docs/studio-app/workspace.mdx @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Three keys open menus right where you type. **`@` adds something to your message.** The menu groups everything the agent can use: **Media** you added, **Scenes & brand kit**, **Inspirations** (moments from real videos), **Captions** styles, **Voices**, other -**Projects**, **Tools**, or **Add files from your Mac**. Press **Tab** to jump between groups. Whatever you pick shows as a chip +**Projects**, **Tools**, or **Add files from your Mac** (**your PC** on Windows). Press **Tab** to jump between groups. Whatever you pick shows as a chip above your words, so the agent knows exactly which file or style you mean. @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ The row of icons at the top of the right panel, **All files**, **Captions**, **I **Media** lists the project's files by folder. Add one to the chat to talk about it ("use this as the background"), -and use the plus button to bring in files from your Mac. +and use the plus button to bring in files from your computer. ## Framey @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ or needs you. Change how it looks in **Settings** > **Framey**. ## The preview tools Under the preview: **Select** to click any element (right-click it for **Ask Framey**, layer order, **Cut out object -here** on footage), **Draw** to circle what should change, and **Comment** to leave a note at a moment. Changes stack +here** on footage, on a Mac with Apple silicon), **Draw** to circle what should change, and **Comment** to leave a note at a moment. Changes stack up and go to the agent together; see [edit a video with the agent](/studio-app/edit-with-the-agent). ## Related topics