# Forecast: current-pair review projection

September 15, 2026. This is an identity reconciliation of frozen STATIC verdicts, not a new visual review or vote. The authorized identity mapping binds the accepted anonymous packet; direct movie hashes and the current export-verification hashes agree. Producer assertions about implementation or quality are not adopted as independent evidence.

## Actual current exports

| Current export | Visible content | Preserved verdict | Biggest remaining material gap |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Default | Seedling plan | bounded-none-supported | None supported within the frozen criteria and inspected regions |
| Adaptation | Studio capacity | bounded-none-supported | None supported within the frozen criteria and inspected regions |

For Seedling plan, the frozen record identifies native control states rising from 72 square meters through 84, then returning to 82, with matching season-total hero and summary values. The initial and final native chart anchors print December comparison values and a distinct current last-period result.

For Studio capacity, the frozen record identifies the staged increase, 26-seat peak and 25-seat return, with matching hero and summary values. The initial and final native chart anchors retain fixed-period comparison values in the legend and a distinct current last-period readout.

These reasons are inherited from the frozen verdicts. Identity reconciliation does not strengthen them into perfection, financial correctness, source equivalence, moving-quality credit or a winner. Original data, colors and labels are not defects by themselves under the frozen adaptation latitude.

## Historical opponent context

The earlier default and adaptation exports each received one supported chart-readout finding: prior scenarios' final-period values were not directly readable at the initial and final native chart anchors. Current last-period readouts, comparison series and season totals remained visible. The finding concerned direct quantitative comparison, not missing forecasts or a proven formula error.

The verified mapping assigns those findings to the earlier exports, not to the current selected pair. No hidden values from one movie are imported into another. This reconciliation establishes neither a new before/after quality vote nor a moving win.

Two anonymous packet members were recognized as exact source copies by their hashes and appearance. The review was therefore not perfectly blind. Their repeated presence supplies no independent adaptation success or duplicate unique-source credit.

## Coverage kept separate

| Evidence group | Actual native frame-index union | Count and scope |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Accepted source-only phase | 0–47 | 48 underlying source indices; 27 image opens; localized regions |
| Source copies in label stage | 0–47 for each copy | One deduplicated source union of 48, not 96 unique source frames; 16 image opens |
| Selected current default | 0–47 | 48 candidate movie/frame indices; 8 image opens |
| Selected current adaptation | 0–47 | 48 candidate movie/frame indices; 8 image opens |
| Earlier default and adaptation | 0–47 for each | 96 separate prior-context movie/frame indices; 16 image opens; not selected current exports |
| Reopened frozen source anchors | 47 | Two image opens of overlapping chart/header evidence; zero new underlying indices |
| Identity reconciliation | None | Zero new views, decodes, criteria, media, quality assessments or votes |

The selected current pair comprises **two exports and 96 candidate movie/frame indices**. The earlier pair's 96 indices remain separate historical review context. Across overlapping source phases, the underlying source union remains 0–47. Do not sum source-only, duplicate-source and reopened-anchor records as disjoint evidence.

The complete label-stage record remains intact: six movies, 48 output-image opens plus two source-anchor reopens, and 1,170 output-region records comprising 876 native cells, 288 reduced overview cells and six full-context records. Those cells are not fully inspected native frames.

## Candidate and source-copy sampling limits

The frozen probes for all six label-stage movies match the excerpt's 1920 × 1080 raster, 48 frames, 24000/1001 fps and 1/24000 time base. Index-to-PTS uses 1001 ticks per frame, not rounded 24 fps. No new probing or timing measurement occurred during reconciliation.

The label stage used these same native regions for each movie, including the recognized source copies:

| Region | x,y,width,height | Actual indices |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Hero | 1040,150,192,78 | 0–47, 1:1 |
| Summary | 998,248,234,88 | 0–47, 1:1 |
| Driver | 1266,690,292,138 | 0–47, 1:1 |
| Main chart/context region | 310,146,930,738 | 0 and 47, 1:1 |
| Reduced overview | 0,0,1920,1080 | 0–47 at 240 × 135, 1:8 |
| Full-context file | 0,0,1920,1080 | 0; viewer scaling uncertified |

Each movie has 146 native region records and a union footprint of 4,943,016 native frame/coordinate positions, not a count of inspected full rasters or attentive pixel readings. For the two identical source copies, that is one deduplicated footprint, not twice as much underlying content. The reopened source chart/header union at frame 47 is 669,726 positions and overlaps the source-only record. The source-only footprint is separately specified in SOURCE_OBSERVATIONS.md; no combined disjoint-source footprint is claimed.

Composite native state cells rearranged distinct source regions on sheets. Spatial relationships come from the main/context views, not those cell arrangements. Source-only overviews were 1:4, while label-stage overviews were 1:8; their fine-detail coverage is not interchangeable. Intermediate chart labels were not individually read natively. Native chart/readout judgments are bounded to frames 0 and 47.

Earlier pixel-equality checks authenticate crop provenance within their stated scope. The identity verifier does not independently repeat those checks or visual judgments. No static-to-moving, whole-film, full-raster, Resolve, inaccessible-master, hidden-model or winner claim follows. These are prepared text projections only; nothing was published or changed in the live release.