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The leftover /cost/dubbing-a-video-into-10-languages meter is job × languages. Which language you picked, how many speakers are in the source, and the lipsync per-second rate card do not multiply. A resubmission is a new job. Japanese and Spanish are the same charge.
The leftover /cost/captions-on-a-month-of-clips meter is caption_render × (1 or 2) × clips: 21 basic presets at 1×, 9 dynamic at 2×. Transcription is the same work. Thirty clips on Glass is sixty base renders; thirty clips on a basic preset is thirty.
Four of the 15 one-taps take a pet photo and nothing else: Pet Hip Hop (93 cr), Pet Eating (68), Pretend To Sleep (68), and Pet Mukbang (64) — they are start_template_run files, not a cloned workflow and not four weekly prompts.
Resolution-banded models publish separate credits-per-second figures per band, so the premium compounds with duration and is not a constant across the catalogue.
The Versely CLI is a credential and wiring tool, not a job runner: npm install -g @versely/cli, versely auth login, versely install, npx @versely/cli setup, and npx skills add AI-XLabs-Innovation/versely-skills — there is no versely generate.
Five /agent capabilities refuse a prompt-only turn: turn a photo into a video, first-and-last-frame (two stills), transfer a dance onto my photo (still plus driving clip), run a one-tap template, and edit a photo — attach the hosted URL before the tool fires.
The catalog has 19 lipsync models and only 9 list audio-to-lipsync; six of those nine have a /models page: Wan 2.2 Speech to Video, Kling Avatar Pro, LTX 2 Audio to Video, LTX 2.3 Audio to Video, HeyGen Image to Video, and VEED Fabric 1.0 — a script-only talking-head row is a different category.
The brain plans; the catalog renders. Pin GLM 5.3, Grok 4.6, Kimi, Claude, Gemini — then name Kling or Seedance separately.
Viewers check elapsed time against cuts; a timer that kept running while you edited is the clip they post back at you.
Still, motion, VO and lipsync bill as flat-per-call, per-second, per-1,000-characters and per-second-again; estimating from any one of them is how quotes go wrong.
The series page's honest note: pick pairings you would defend in a room of customers, and only include your product when you are willing to lose.
Base-plus-marginal models sell an indivisible 5s block then a per-second add-on, so 3s costs the same as 5s and 10s is base plus five extras.
Kindle Direct Publishing wants a 1600×2560 front with title and author type that survive the thumbnail. Seedream or Ideogram. /for/authors is the person. A generated 'open the book' clip is not the cover file.
Architecture plate of the shell. Headline is Bebas as a title row, kind subtitle, no transcript. Concert hours are overlay. Invented audiences are extras.
The SKU is a square cover with the album title readable at grid size. Ideogram holds the letters. Transistor show art (already a post) is a podcast host page; /for/musicians is the episode. Do not generate a fake studio take as the cover.
Frame A is the strap hinge hung, frame B is the same opening rolled shut: Flux 3 first-last 5–20s at 9cr; a generated barn invents different hardware than the catalog track.
All-caps condensed is poster energy; body text and gentle CTAs need a companion.
Kling 2.5 Turbo reporting rank 9 means 9th on image-to-video while 23rd on text-to-video; five models can hold 'rank 3' at once.
PixVerse I2V from the packed lip. A one-tap desert gag is a different machine. Do not generate a rider as scale.
Large-text contrast (3:1 AA) starts at 18pt regular or ~14pt bold; 16px bold still has to clear 4.5:1.
Qwen owns the accession label. Wan 2.1 I2V the bed you curate. Nursery SKU tours belong on /for/garden-centers. Do not invent visitors on the path.
Ounce stamp is Ideogram or overlay. School /for is the mat. I2V the pair; do not generate a fighter.
Versely encodes GIF89a locally, which is why a 10-second 480px clip can be tens of megabytes and why 1080p/60 is refused up front.
captureStream plus MediaRecorder writes a new WebM/MP4 of what played; Safari historically ships neither API, so the page feature-detects instead of failing silently.
