Generate a continuation clip beginning exactly from Video 1's final frame; do not regenerate or replace the existing source clip. Match the locked camera height, slow handheld drift, warm practical lighting, repair-café tables, window reflections, people, wardrobe, radio geometry, tool positions, grain, exposure, and Audio 1 room tone.

Continuation beat 1, first 2 seconds: the technician releases the same tuning knob, moves both hands away, and looks toward the customer. The radio remains in the same place and orientation. Beat 2, next 3 seconds: the customer leans in, presses the single top button once, and the existing amber indicator turns on; a quiet fictional instrumental station fades in with no recognizable song. The technician listens and gives one restrained nod. Beat 3, final 3 seconds: the customer smiles, slides the radio into the existing padded tote, and closes the tote flap. The camera eases back by a few centimeters and holds on the now-clear work mat.

Keep hand ownership, radio scale, button location, tool count, eyelines, screen direction, and sound perspective continuous across the source boundary. Do not add dialogue, brand marks, readable station data, new customers, extra tools, impossible electronics, a second radio, a camera cut, a lighting jump, or a watermark.