Improved source-frame capture workflow. Create a new section from the current source frame or add a frame directly to your selected section from the same Source Video panel. This update also improves paused-frame accuracy, section targeting, and capture feedback while preserving your existing narration and visual timing.

OpenAI narration gets a major upgrade in Lyreline Studio 1.5. Studio now uses OpenAI’s Realtime voice model for remarkably natural narration while preserving the authoring workflow you already know—including Visual Cues, narration pauses, Section Preview, Final Video Preview, and video export. Existing projects and previously generated narration remain fully compatible.

What’s New in 1.4 Lyreline Studio now gives you finer control over how narration, visuals, and annotations work together. - Synchronize visuals with narration cues. - Add natural narration pauses that carry through preview and exported video. - Continue numbered callout sequences across multiple visuals in a section. - Reorder visuals directly in the Section Editor, with playback and callout numbering updating automatically. - Customize highlight color and transparency. - Improved visual timing, preview consistency, narration editing, and overall reliability. This version also includes fixes for playback ordering, Section Editor state restoration, and narration text editing.

Lyreline Studio 1.3 makes it easier to continue evolving a procedure in Lyreline without losing the narration, visual work, and publication preparation already completed in Studio. Review source changes without starting over When updated authored content arrives from Lyreline, Studio now clearly identifies the sections that need review while preserving your existing narration and Studio-authored work. Reconcile narration before applying changes A new Review Narration Update workflow lets you compare: 1) the last reviewed Lyreline source, 2) the updated Lyreline source, 3) your current Studio narration, and 4) an editable proposed narration. Start from your existing narration or the updated source, then blend, refine, or correct the wording before applying anything. Keep generated audio until you are ready Applying revised narration text does not automatically replace existing audio. Studio preserves the current generated narration and clearly indicates when regeneration is needed, leaving the final decision to you. More capable multi-visual editing Sections with multiple visuals are easier to work with using direct visual navigation, improved canvas controls, focus points, motion controls, and timeline-based visual timing. Preserve Studio work across Lyreline updates Continuation updates retain Studio-owned narration, visual timing, focus points, presentation edits, and other authored work while bringing in newer Lyreline content. A clearer review-to-publish workflow Updated project and section status makes it easier to see what changed, what still needs review, and when your project is ready for PDF, HTML, or video publication. Lyreline Studio 1.3 is designed to make iterative documentation and training-media workflows safer, clearer, and easier to maintain as the source procedure continues to change.

Fixes an issue that could cause the Narrate & Publish workspace to shift unexpectedly while editing narration text with the Publication section expanded.

Refine sections with immediate visual feedback, reliable callouts, clearer timing, and a smoother Lyreline workflow for polished procedure publishing.

Lyreline Studio 1.1 strengthens the two-way workflow with Lyreline and improves how authored procedures move between the two apps. Numbered callout labels and instruction relationships are now preserved during supported round trips. Studio-authored sections can return to Lyreline as editable Procedure steps while retaining images, presentation edits, ordering, and related metadata. PDF and HTML publishing also renders callout labels more completely for clearer finished documentation.