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  • Batch analyze multiple videos in a single call. Extract transcripts, OCR text, and timelines from each video, with individual error handling for reliable processing.
    MIT
  • Extract transcript, key frames, OCR text, and annotated timeline from video URLs. Supports Loom, YouTube, direct files, and more.
    MIT
  • Extract timestamped transcripts from video URLs with speaker identification. Supports Loom, YouTube, Vimeo, and more, with automatic Whisper fallback.
    MIT
  • Extract key frames from video URLs using scene-change detection or dense sampling (1 frame/sec). Returns optimized, deduplicated JPEG frames.
    MIT
  • Extract a single video frame at a specific timestamp from any video URL or local file, enabling inspection of critical moments identified by transcript analysis.
    MIT

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  • Extract multiple frames evenly distributed across a video time range for motion and vibration analysis, such as detecting shaking or flickering.
    MIT
  • Analyze a video segment by extracting frames, transcript, and on-screen text between two timestamps, merging them into a unified timeline.
    MIT
  • Retrieve video metadata, comments, chapters, and AI summary from a video URL. Faster than full analysis when only metadata is needed.
    MIT
  • Extract audio from video URLs on 1000+ sites at maximum speed for transcription and analysis. Uses multi-connection downloads to isolate spoken content without saving video.
    MIT
  • Upload media from direct file URLs or social/video links (YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, etc.) for transcription. Returns a media ID for async processing; poll status and retrieve AI-powered insights.
    MIT
  • Detect and extract playable video sources from any URL. Returns video URL, type, duration, size, and dimensions. Supports hundreds of platforms including YouTube and Vimeo.
    MIT
  • Displays a local image or video frame as image content, letting the calling model see the actual visuals. Use timestamp to pick a specific video frame; defaults to middle frame.
    MIT
  • Generate videos from text descriptions using Google Veo, then save the output to a local assets/videos folder. Supports custom models, negative prompts, aspect ratios, and filenames.
    MIT
  • Send local video files to Gemini for direct analysis, returning detailed, timestamped descriptions of visuals and audio. Supports common formats like MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV, and GIF.
    MIT
  • Resolve any video URL — direct files, HLS/DASH manifests, or embedded players — and download it as mp4, or extract just the audio as m4a. Save locally and get the file path back.
    MIT
  • Describe video content from direct video URLs or YouTube links with Gemini AI, returning timestamped descriptions and supporting custom prompts.
    MIT