CineSnap
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Space play · B hold to bypass · P save a still
Where the browser stops
This runs the same LUT engine as the app.
It can't run the rest.
Everything here happens on your machine — no upload, no server. But a browser tab has hard limits the desktop app doesn't, and it's worth being straight about them.
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Codecs
Browsers decode roughly H.264, HEVC, VP9 and AV1 — and often not 10-bit 4:2:2. ProRes, MXF, BRAW, R3D and CRM won't open here at all. The desktop app hands decoding to FFmpeg and reads them.
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Colour space detection
The app runs an FFprobe metadata pass to work out what you shot. A browser can't, so this demo can only guess from the filename — pick your LUT yourself.
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Video export
Baking a LUT into a clip means re-encoding it. That's FFmpeg work, so there's no export here — stills only.
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Your library
No playlists, no per-clip grades that persist, no writing stills next to your footage. A tab can't reach your disk that way.