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Lyra Video Editor
Collaboration, Workspaces & Comments
The product includes collaborative workspace infrastructure: owner/admin/member roles, project-level view/edit/render permissions, team invitations, comments, archived threads, unread counts, notifications, and live editor presence.
Feature details
WebSocket editor rooms monitor access every second, broadcast presence, lock selected layers, reject stale project revisions, and persist timeline updates only when users have edit access.
Comment APIs and UI support active and archived threads, replies, goto-comment actions, unread states, assignment hints, and real-time comment update broadcasts.
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Detailed feature breakdown
This section explains the actual workflow, controls, and buyer value behind this feature.
The collaboration model supports owner, admin, and member style access with workspace switching, invitations, and project-level permissions. Teams can separate who can view, edit, or render work instead of sharing a single login.
The editor collaboration layer supports live presence, selected-layer locks, access monitoring, stale revision rejection, server autosave, local drafts, and recovery behavior. This helps protect team projects when multiple users edit the same campaign.
Comments are built for video production review. Users can add comments at a timeline context, reply, archive, track unread state, use goto-comment actions, and receive update broadcasts.
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More Lyra Video Editor features
The core editor includes a template sidebar, canvas workspace, preview playback, layer rows, timeline zoom, track visibility, undo/redo, save controls, duplicate/delete actions, aspect controls, resolution controls, and live workspace status.
Open featureCreators can search Pexels, upload local assets, generate AI visuals, and add image, video, and audio items directly to the timeline without leaving the editor.
Open featureLyra Video Editor supports caption layers, SRT upload, generated caption words, text-to-speech, uploaded audio, volume controls, mute, fade-in, and fade-out controls for timeline audio and video.
Open featureThe editor includes deep visual controls for motion and styling: 121 GL transitions, 13 entry/exit animation options, nine 3D layouts, 1,151 SVG shapes, 82 mask SVGs, solid and gradient backgrounds, filter presets, shadow stacks, glow controls, and zoom target items.
Open featureLyra Video Editor uses Remotion for video output, exposes export settings for aspect and resolution, shows render progress, and supports package-aware limits for maximum duration and allowed resolutions.
Open featureLyra Video Editor supports both super-admin-managed provider keys and user-owned keys, plus workspace packages, package limits, SMTP settings, notifications, impersonation, user administration, reset password flows, and package-aware editor limits.
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