Phosphene 4.10.0 — One take up to 2 minutes, Turbo 4, an NLE timeline, and The Commuter

The Commuter — a 75-second one take, made overnight on one Mac. A gentleman cockroach in a homburg runs home through 1934 Broadway: marquee neon, a subway grate, the newsstand, steam, a taxi's chrome, rain, the tenement street, and the family waiting at the table. Rendered at native 1344×768 with Hailuo H3 and the new One take control, from a single designed still, with a score under it. Watch the full film on X · Full release notes

What's new in 4.10.0 — update from the Pinokio sidebar, nothing to re-download:

• One take: 30 s to 2 minutes on either engine, written as one beat per five seconds (prefilled from your prompt). The panel says how long it will take on your Mac before you press Generate. On the Storyboard, "1 · one take" has the planner write the beats for you.
• Turbo now uses the community's v4 adapter at six passes: sharper faces than exact in our same-seed test, in less time.
• Editor: trim and move like Premiere (hold ⌘ to ripple), transitions on the cut, speed per clip, titles, framing, retake a clip in place, deliver as H.264 / HEVC / ProRes up to 4K, and a Director that cuts to your track's beat.
• Storyboard: start each shot from a still (from the character's sheet when it has one), and long shots as chained passes.
• Completion alerts (even with the tab closed), a light theme, LoRA guides and update checks, gallery search, and a short prompting guide you can copy for your own assistant.
• Fixes: native H3 renders are no longer shrunk to 720p on export; the chained-passes path costs the same per window; the v4.9.6–v4.9.8 hotfixes are included.