video-understand

To analyze video content for scenes and subtitles, provide a local file path or URL to the processing script. It returns concise, structured insights detailing shot-level breakdowns, actor actions, and extracted text.

Summarizing a video using Gemini involves passing your file or URL to the analysis script. It utilizes Gemini to identify camera perspectives and actions, producing a human-readable summary suitable for quick briefs.

You can analyze video content from both URLs and local file uploads. When uploading local files for scene and subtitle extraction, ensure the file size does not exceed the 20MB limit to successfully generate the structured analysis.

Yes, the video analysis tool has a 20MB file size limit for local file uploads. If your video exceeds this constraint, you should provide a video URL instead to perform the shot-by-shot breakdown and feature extraction.

To run Gemini video analysis, you need access to the configured API endpoint and key. Once configured, execute the run.sh script with your video path or URL to generate summaries and structured insights.

A shot-by-shot video breakdown provides structured insights including shot content, camera perspective, actor actions, and accompanying subtitles. This output is suitable for quick briefs, storyboarding, or extracting key points for reports.