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video-qc

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QC a video before anyone sees it: timing, story, stills, audio, frames and device. \"is the cut ready\"

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6 rules. About 0 are common, 5 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

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    Common · estimate

    Many files like this have a rule of this kind.

  • ≈5

    Distinctive · estimate

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  • Distinctive
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  1. Distinctive:

    Run the checks below in order.

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  2. Distinctive:

    Run 1-6 on every build; 7 on every cut shown to anyone.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Every face that is named: is it that person (facts.md, people map)?

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  4. Distinctive:

    Every chapter boundary: is there a bridge?

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  5. Distinctive:

    Every name spoken: pronounced as the family says it?

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  6. Very specific:

    Write the report to out/qc/QC_vN.md.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Video QC: verify before saying done

"Done" means checked, not rendered. Most of what clients noticed in a real production was detectable from data before anyone watched: wrong people, chronology, a missing relative, abrupt stops, a line running past its shot. Run the checks below in order; each is cheap compared to a client finding it.

The layers

#LayerTool / methodBlocks delivery when
1Timingpython film/timeline.pyany ERROR; unexplained WARN
2Story datapython tools/qc/qc_story.py (CHRONOLOGY, CAST, REUSE, RUNTIME)an asset outside its chapter span, a person the hero names with zero screen time, an unintended reuse, runtime > 5 % off
3Factsfacts.md vs every caption, name tag, date note, stamp; sources.md for every quoteany unverified identity, date, ritual name or quote on screen
4Picturepython tools/qc/stills.py <chapter> --safe 0.86 and Read every sheettext or faces outside the safe area, captions < 1/20 height, collisions, wrong person, misspelling, broken conjuncts
5Soundpython tools/qc/qc_audio.py; mixer speech-over-bed reportDROP, CUT TAIL, DEAD AIR, loudness > 1 LU off target, narration buried
6Renderpython tools/qc/verify.py --decode; verify.py --final <master>frame mismatch, decode errors, duration off
7Watch-throughthe 540p preview end to end, with sound, at speedanything that makes you wince; note it with a timestamp
8Devicethe delivery device in its room (projector, TV, phone with platform UI)unreadable text, cropped edges, inaudible narration, file will not play
9Independent reviewfilm-qc-reviewer agent (and story-editor, compliance-reviewer for brand/regulated work)any ERROR they confirm

Run 1-6 on every build; 7 on every cut shown to anyone; 8 before the first screening and the final; 9 on the first full cut, the final, and any regulated deliverable. The reviewer must not be the one who built the cut: it gets the files, not the build history.

What to look for in stills (the sheet labels each frame with film time and shot)

  • Every face that is named: is it that person (facts.md, people map)? Background faces are never named.
  • Text: spelling in the language, complex-script conjuncts intact, no letter-spacing on Indic text, contrast.
  • Safe area box: faces and words inside. Vertical: nothing important under platform UI.
  • Collisions: prints over name tags, stamps over faces, captions over prints.
  • Continuity: the hero object is the right one in every shot; costumes and places match the date.
  • Page turns and transitions: no blank page, no flash frame, no black gap.

How to listen

  • Headphones for clicks, cuts and dead air; then the delivery speaker for balance.
  • Every chapter boundary: is there a bridge? Every emotional line: is there a breath after it?
  • Every name spoken: pronounced as the family says it?
  • Music: unbroken inside a chapter, cuts on beats, no swell under words.

The QC report (what the client or the next session reads)

QC v2 · 2026-10-16 · film 19:58 · checks 1-8 run, reviewer pass done
ERROR  8:26  e2/7D  name tag says "Grandad" over the grandfather the hero calls "Grandpa"   fix: facts.md + shots.json
ERROR 10:42  e2→interval  2.5 s dead air, then a sound cut 0.3 s in                  fix: bell ring-out + pre-lap
WARN   0:12  open/title  line runs 0.44 s past the fixed title shot                 fix: fixed 5.99 → 6.6
NOTE  12:39  e3/9H  print lands under the caption band for 0.5 s                     fix: printAt 0.6

Severity: ERROR blocks delivery; WARN is fixed or recorded as intended in decisions.md; NOTE is optional. Write the report to out/qc/QC_vN.md; fixes become NOTES_vN rows (see revision-round).

References

  • references/qc-checklist.md: the full pre-delivery checklist, by layer, with tick boxes
  • agents: film-qc-reviewer, story-editor, compliance-reviewer (in this plugin's agents/)

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