Can you give us a walk through on how you use AI to edit/setup shots and so on. Too new to AI to know how to ask the right questions.
Sorry Fuji, I missed this, apologies, straight from my Claude, as I'm multi-tasking here

Fuji, here's how to get going once the new viewer is out - no AI experience needed, you just talk to it.
1. Get an AI that can work on your PC
You need one that can run programs on your own computer, not just chat in a browser. Any of these:
- Claude Code (from Anthropic)
- Codex (from OpenAI, the ChatGPT people)
- Antigravity (from Google)
Each has an installer and needs an account with that company; the AI runs on your plan, not HiTech's. Pick one and follow its setup.
2. Give it somewhere to work
Make a folder for your films work, e.g. C:\AHFilms, and start the AI in that folder. Everything it makes (videos, stills, notes) goes there.
3. Open the new film viewer
Just open it as normal. Help > Socket Instructions for AI is the door the AI uses.
4. Say hello
Type something like:
"Connect to the Aces High film viewer and read its help. Then open my film C:\...\films\lastnight.ahf and tell me what's in it."
It'll connect, read the viewer's instructions, open the film and tell you your kills, who you fought and when.
5. Ask for what you want
"Make me a 20 second video of my kill on Wicket. Start outside behind me as I close in, the cockpit for the shooting, then show him going down from outside."
It finds the moment from the film's own data, picks the camera spots, and shows you stills before it renders. Start with one kill - it's quick, and you'll see how it thinks.
6. Give notes like you would a cameraman
"At 0:08 go wider." "Start 3 seconds earlier." "Less shake." "Keep the bandit in the picture." It changes just those shots and shows you again.
7. The final version
"Render it at 1080p, 60 fps." You get an mp4 with the film's sound, ready for YouTube or your editor.
Tips:
- It can't watch video the way we do - it reads the film itself (where everyone was, every kill, hit and burst), which is why it's fast and precise.
- If it picks a boring angle, say so - "something more dramatic", "low over the ground", "from his wingtip" - it has plenty of ideas.
- When you like a shot, tell it to save the camera plan; it'll come out exactly the same next time.
- Long squad night films are fine; just tell it which bit you want.
Have fun with it - and post what you make!
Steely