Rotary-filler starwheels run MiniMax H3, 2K, 5–15s, 26cr

The starwheel carousel travels on MiniMax H3 at 2K, 5–15s, 26cr; overlay fill volume you measured, never a minted milliliter.

A rotary-filler listing is the starwheel you actually ship: pocket count, pitch, the infeed that matches the bottle, the turret that does not grow a spare valve. Motion at 2K is so a paused frame still shows the pocket. Fill volume is a number from a checkweigher or a graduated cylinder, not a prompt. Type that number after picture lock. A paragraph that rebuilds "a high-speed filling line in a bright plant" is a cousin carousel.

The starwheel is the listing

A filler buyer knows the wheel: pocket geometry, the bottle neck it will grab, the guard that ships. Text that says "cinematic rotary filler, modern CPG plant" does not. Average is a blurry turret with a smear where the star should be. Pause on that smear and you have a different SKU.

Photograph the starwheel you sell. Even light. Pockets readable. That still is the spec. The AI product video generator is the reference-lock door: two or three clean angles of the real carousel, then scene and camera around an object that must not change. Zoom the pockets to 100% before you keep a take. Fine metal is the first thing a generate loses.

Do not morph pocket count, pitch, or the infeed. If the still shows twelve pockets, the clip may not finish as sixteen. If the still shows a neck-handling star, the clip may not grow a can-handling cousin. Those are claims.

Generate a video from text is the named agent job: describe the shot, name MiniMax H3 when the plate is 2K. It asks duration, aspect, and resolution. Priced per model, shown before you confirm. Write the star you photographed. A paragraph about "a modern plant" will invent a cousin turret, and 2K will only make the wrong pocket sharper.

MiniMax H3 at 2K, 5–15s, 26 credits

MiniMax H3 text-to-video is the 2K plate: 5s through 15s, max output 2K, qualities 768P and 2K, six aspect ratios (21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16), listed 26 credits, not discounted. Image is not required. Catalog audio is null — do not expect a native mix. Features on the row: text-to-video, 2K, frontier, cinematic. That cinema is for a plate you will match, not for a talking QA inspector on the catwalk.

Iterate at 5s until the pockets read. Fifteen seconds of a crawling star is a long miss. Wide (16:9 or 21:9) if the carousel is the hero on a site loop. Vertical if the feed is. The prompt will not mint a seventh ratio because you said cinematic.

720p identity rows do not hold pocket spacing when you punch in. The star crawls; that file is a different filler. H3's listed resolution is 2K. That is why this OEM job sits on this row.

The AI video generator will run the row. Confirm duration and 2K before you dispatch. If you have the photographs, prefer the product-video path for identity and keep H3 for the 2K plate. If you only have a sentence, you are not ready to overlay milliliters.

Overlay the milliliters you measured

Fill volume is a claim. 330 ml, 500 ml, 1 L — those digits are why a buyer opens the listing. A 330 that becomes a 355 for six frames is a mis-ship. A prompt that mints "filled to 330 milliliters" is a number the model did not measure. Overlay only the volume you will stand behind.

Do not ask H3 to typeset milliliters on the bottle or on the turret. 2K makes garbled text more visible, not less. Video models redraw letterforms every frame. Text you cannot afford to get wrong does not live inside the motion.

Add timed text overlays to a video burns lines you wrote at start_sec and end_sec. Nothing is transcribed. Pocket count, then measured fill, then a CTA is three authored beats on a locked plate. Font, size, colour, and position apply to the set, not per line. If you only have one persistent badge for the whole clip, that is a single overlay on the whole file, not this timed set.

Auto-captions listen. A mute carousel has nothing to transcribe. Crop before you overlay. Picture lock, then type. Fill targets change. The starwheel does not.

What this is not

It is not a factory tour. It is not a talking filler tech. It is not a minted milliliter. Catalog audio is unset, so plan a score or room after picture lock. Do not write a lecture into the H3 prompt and wait for a mouth.

Do not:

• Prompt "operator explains fill accuracy over the starwheel."
• Let H3 typeset 330 ml on chrome.
• Grade a 5s take where the pockets crawled and call it the listing.

A look applied to a miss is a prettier miss. Throw the crawl away. Generate until a paused frame would ship as a catalog still. Then overlay the measured volume. Capper chucks and checkweigher paddles are other SKUs. This page is the starwheel.

FAQ

Does MiniMax H3 require a starwheel photo?

The T2V row does not require an image. That is a trap. A sentence invents a cousin turret. Photograph the star. Use the product video generator when references must hold. Write H3 as if the still were in the prompt, or you will overlay fiction.

Is native audio on this row?

Catalog audio is null. Do not claim a native mix. Score or overlay after the star holds. Quoted lines in the prompt will not become a soundtrack you can edit.

Can I put 330 ml in the prompt so the filler typesets it?

No. Overlay the volume you measured. Prompted glyphs are a minted milliliter you cannot defend. Timed overlays burn strings you typed, each with start_sec / end_sec. They do not transcribe, and they do not weigh the bottle.

Why not 15s of a plant film so the line feels real?

Fifteen seconds is the long end of 5s–15s, not a factory documentary. If the star is wrong at 5s, it is wrong longer. Iterate short. Overlay the measured fill on the keeper.