ClearFrame

Compatibility guide

Know what the uploader checks before you begin.

ClearFrame validates the file container and its actual media streams. Changing a filename extension does not convert an unsupported video.

CapabilityMP4MOVWebMUploadMetadata probeRecommendedMP4 output

Container support still depends on readable codecs and valid media metadata.

MP4

Supported
Recommended source
H.264 + AAC
Output handling
MP4 · H.264 · AAC

MOV

Supported
Recommended source
Readable video + audio streams
Output handling
MP4 · H.264 · AAC

WebM

Supported
Recommended source
Readable VPx/AV streams
Output handling
Audio may transcode to AAC

01

Current MVP containers

01

MP4

Supported. H.264 video with AAC audio is the most predictable upload combination.

02

MOV

Supported through the MP4/MOV container family. Compatible video and audio streams are inspected after upload.

03

WebM

Supported. Opus or Vorbis audio may be transcoded to AAC for the MP4 output.

02

Platform validation defaults

  • 1Maximum file size: 500 MB unless the live plan config sets a lower plan limit
  • 2Maximum duration: 5 minutes
  • 3Maximum resolution: 1920 × 1080
  • 4Maximum frame rate: 60 fps
  • 5Files must contain a readable video stream

03

Codecs and metadata

01

Video codecs

The container must be readable by the configured FFmpeg/ffprobe runtime. H.264 is the recommended source codec.

02

Audio codecs

Compatible AAC audio can be carried through; other supported audio may be transcoded to AAC.

03

Variable frame rate

Metadata is normalized through ffprobe. Review the preview carefully because output timing follows the processing pipeline.

04

Rotation metadata

Rotation and dimensions are read from the source metadata. Verify orientation in the project preview before masking.

05

Common upload errors

01

Unsupported format

The extension, MIME declaration, or detected container is outside the allowlist.

02

File too large

The file exceeds the active plan or platform upload cap.

03

Duration, resolution, or FPS too high

The probed media metadata exceeds a configured limit.

04

Metadata error

The runtime could not read a usable video stream or the file is damaged.

06

Output format

Completed jobs are written as MP4 with H.264 video in yuv420p and AAC audio. Aspect ratio and frame rate are preserved where the processing path allows.

Next step

Have an MP4, MOV, or WebM ready?

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