Mikael Finstad

you could probably parse the subtitles yourself and then add it to the videos, but it may be a bit tricky because editly doesn't support true arbitrarily positioned layers

how many cpus? is it 13.5% of all your CPUs or 13.5% of one cpu? If 13.5% of all CPUs, then yea probably because the node.js process main loop is...

I think you can just send it in sometningl ike this: ```js const editly = require('..'); async function func(myParam, { width, height, fabric }) { async function onRender(progress, canvas) {...

I think these kind of animations will not work in editly unfortunately, because editly renders frame by frame

is tihs the same as #170 ?

Does this help? https://github.com/Automattic/node-canvas/wiki/Installation:-AWS-Lambda

Wth the new docker file it may be easier to get it working now

No, but feel free to make one!

Can't the code that runs editly also use `child_process` to start xvfb-run in the backgroiund?

Hi! think you should do it with the fabric.js layer type