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Video Analysis (Smart)

Video Analysis (Smart) is a Nodaro video model in Nodaro for video analysis, from 455 credits per run.

Highest-accuracy analysis — a hybrid pass that blends a native skeleton read with several donor analysis rolls, then always refines the merged result to find shot boundaries and identify the cast by appearance. Best choice when the shot list will drive regeneration. Billed per duration bucket.

Credits

TierCreditsPer second
10-min ceiling (no duration given)2,284—
Video Analysis (Smart)4557.6/s
Video Analysis (Smart)5543.1/s
Video Analysis (Smart)1,3943.9/s
10-min ceiling2,2843.8/s

Use Video Analysis (Smart) in Nodaro

Video Analysis (Smart) is chosen automatically by the Nodaro features that use it.

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Video Analysis (Smart)Nodaro———from 455from 3.1/s
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Frequently asked questions

How many credits does Video Analysis (Smart) cost in Nodaro?

Video Analysis (Smart) costs between 455 and 2,284 credits per run, depending on the settings. Pricing: 2,284 credits (10-min ceiling (no duration given)); 455 credits; 554 credits; 1,394 credits; 2,284 credits (10-min ceiling).

How much does Video Analysis (Smart) cost per second?

Video Analysis (Smart) costs from 3.1 credits per second of output: 554 credits for 180 seconds.

What can Video Analysis (Smart) do?

Video Analysis (Smart) supports video analysis. Highest-accuracy analysis — a hybrid pass that blends a native skeleton read with several donor analysis rolls, then always refines the merged result to find shot boundaries and identify the cast by appearance.

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