EDITORIAL COVER — NOT AN UPSTREAM RENDER FilmUnspar Product Demo
An explainroo product-demo example with script.md, scenes.js, and video.json for a clean YouTube-size Unspar walkthrough. Reuse that example structure and replace the product, brand, and script. The repository is MIT, but the site-hosted MP4 is not in the repository and is not marked redistributable.
What you’re reusing
An editable film project. Adapt its story, assets, scene code, and timing to your subject.
Make it your own
- Inspect the actual source.
Open the linked artifact and its project instructions. Check the required runtime, inputs, and upstream terms.
- Adapt the content and visual direction.
Use the replacement notes above. Bring your own copy, data, assets, and branding; match the timing to your story.
- Preview, render, and review.
Follow the upstream render workflow. Check framing, typography, audio, and output before publishing.
Review & sources 3
Source and documentation review is separate from installation and render testing.
explainroo — MIT license2026-10-27
LICENSE is MIT, copyright 2026 Vincent Schmalbach. This covers the software in the repository. It does not by itself grant redistribution of MP4s hosted on explainroo.com.
Read reviewed source↗explainroo — Unspar example and three site films without repo scenes2026-10-27
examples/unspar-demo contains script.md, scenes.js, and video.json (title Unspar, theme clean, size youtube). The examples directory has no folders for what-an-api-does, how-compound-interest-works, or chatgpt-demo. Those three URLs returned 200 text/html at https://www.explainroo.com/videos/<slug>/ on 2026-10-27, but no matching editable scene files were found in the repository tree. Do not describe those three films as included source. No install or render test.
Read reviewed source↗explainroo — four site-hosted MP4s2026-10-27
Byte-range requests on 2026-10-27 returned ftypisom for unspar-product-demo.mp4, what-an-api-does.mp4, how-compound-interest-works.mp4, and chatgpt-demo.mp4 on www.explainroo.com. Files were not copied and were not rendered locally. They are site-hosted and not in the MIT repository, so redistributable is false.
Read reviewed source↗