qqbot-media

To send rich media in a QQBot chat, wrap the local file path or URL with the <qqmedia> tag. The system automatically routes the media by type and handles sending images, audio, video, or other files within the conversation.

QQBot classifies rich media by checking the file extension to determine if it is an image, audio, video, or other file. It then automatically routes the classified media type to the correct handler for sending or receiving within chat sessions.

Yes, you can use URLs to send images and video in QQBot conversations. The rich media routing accepts both absolute local file paths and web URLs as input, provided the path is wrapped within the <qqmedia> tag during the chat session.

The file size limit for sending multimedia files in QQBot is 10MB per file. The system enforces this strict size restriction on all rich media attachments, including images, audio, video, and other files routed through the <qqmedia> tag.

Files exceeding the 10MB limit cannot be routed through the <qqmedia> tag in QQBot. The system enforces a strict 10MB per-file maximum for all rich media attachments, so you must reduce the file size or split the media before sending.