Media Processing
Before you start
Media Processing provides video and image tools in one workspace. Video tools accept local uploads and completed video works; Image Enhancement accepts one uploaded image or an existing image asset. The page shows the tools and parameters currently available.
You need a valid team project and the source media required by the selected tool. Follow its guidance for source count, specifications, and parameters.
1. Select a project
Select the related project before adding video sources. The episode is optional. With project context, a processing result can later be imported into the corresponding project assets.
For image tools, follow Image Enhancement to prepare one image and output dimensions. The following steps mainly cover video tools.
2. Choose a tool and add sources
Choose the processing tool first. Enhancement, subtitle removal, and analysis use video sources; Image Enhancement uses one image source.
Two source types can be mixed:
- Upload: choose a supported local video file.
- Existing Work: select a completed video work.
The page reads duration, resolution, orientation, and codecs, then performs compatibility checks. When reading fails, an asset expires, audio is missing, or multiple sources have incompatible specifications, replace or re-upload the affected source as instructed.
Some multi-source tools require matching resolutions or other specifications. After adding sources, wait for the page to read them, and adjust media only when the selected tool reports an incompatibility.
3. Select a processing tool
The page may provide video and image enhancement, subtitle removal, storyline analysis, script extraction, scene segmentation, question-based analysis, recap generation, and highlight editing.
| Your goal | Tool and result |
|---|---|
| Improve existing video clarity | Video Enhancement; choose available resolution, frame-rate, or other settings to produce an enhanced video. |
| Remove subtitles or text | Subtitle Removal; the professional version provides processing-mode and erase-area controls. |
| Understand the story or organize scenes | Storyline Analysis, Script Extraction, or Scene Segmentation; read structured content and download a text package when needed. |
| Answer questions about a video | Question-based analysis; enter a specific question and review the answer. |
| Generate a finished video from sources | Recap Generation or Highlight Editing; configure the required settings. The result may contain several videos or segments. |
Each tool has its own source count, total duration, codec, and audio requirements. Do not prepare media against fixed limits; use the current guidance shown for the selected tool.
4. Set parameters and review the quote
After selecting a tool, complete only the parameters shown on the page. Once the project, sources, and required parameters are valid, the page returns an estimated cost based on detected media duration.
If the media is shorter than the recommended duration, the page explains the possible quality impact and lets you adjust or continue. Do not submit when quoting fails; resolve the source or parameter issue first.
5. Submit and view the result
Select Submit. The task enters queued or processing state. Stay in Preview to wait, or reopen it later from History.
When an original upload expires, the page asks you to upload it again. Existing processing results may remain available for viewing and download; follow the status shown on the page.
What you should see
Preview shows Done with the matching result: video tasks provide a player or downloadable file, Image Enhancement shows the source and enhanced image, and analysis or script tasks provide readable content or an organized package. History retains the task, actual status, and credits used.
Video lists and scene segments can be previewed and downloaded individually. When an import action is available, select the desired result and save it to a project and episode. Text results provide Download Text Package so you do not need to copy raw data manually.
History supports keyword and date filters. Return to History or use browser Back after opening task details. Image enhancement and the other media tools display their own task lists.
Troubleshooting
- Video details cannot be read: select Retry video details. If it still fails, choose a valid file or upload it again.
- No estimate or submission is blocked: check the project, source count, compatibility messages, and parameters required by the selected tool.
- Processing fails: reopen the task from History, review its result message, then correct the source or parameters before submitting again.