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FrameWyrm Separates the Media Pipeline from the Machines

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An open-core Rust system that scans media libraries, routes files through visible processing flows, and dispatches encoding work to local or temporary cloud workers.

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The visible workflow separates orchestration from compute: a persistent server decides which files need work, then routes them to an available Linux worker or an optional temporary cloud worker. Review includes side-by-side source and output frames, while the page explicitly withholds a space-saving percentage until the corpus, settings, and measurement method are published. The project identifies itself as open-core infrastructure written in Rust and keeps provider credentials on the user's own instance.

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