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    Sync Lipsync 2.0 is 20 credits

    Sync Lipsync 2.0 is 20-credit video-to-lipsync with named sync modes. Kling Lipsync is 6 credits, 4K. VEED Lipsync is 3. Pay 20 when the mode is the job.

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    VEED Fabric text vs audio input

    VEED Fabric 1.0 Text and VEED Fabric 1.0 are both 32 credits at 720p. Text takes a script and auto-voices. Audio takes a track you bring. Same still gate.

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    Veo 3.1 T2V vs first-last

    Veo 3.1 T2V and first-last are both 64 credits, native audio, 4K, 4/6/8s. T2V takes a sentence; first-last takes two frames.

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    Veo first-last is not Veo R2V

    Veo first-last is 64-credit I2V between two frames, 4K, 4/6/8s. Veo R2V is 128 credits, 8s only, a reference stack. Interpolation is not identity.

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    A batch is not a series

    A batch is several variants of one brief in one sitting. A series is a scheduled recipe that writes a new episode against a locked format.

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    A boost is not a dark post

    A boost pays to extend a public Page post. A dark post is unpublished and never appears on the page. Same ads manager, opposite objects.

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    Velocity is not a quality metric

    Content velocity is how many finished pieces ship per week. It is not a quality score. Volume on a dead format is just faster failure.

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    A digital twin still needs consent

    A digital twin is a replica of a real person. Consent for the shoot is not consent to generate new performances. The replica grant is separate.

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    A series needs one caption family

    A recurring series is a locked format on a clock. Pin one caption family for the run. Swapping families mid-season is a recast, not a refresh.

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    Spark Ads vs a dark post

    Spark Ads spend behind a live public post and keep its comments. A dark post is unpublished, starts at zero, and never hits the page.

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