A clear path from upload to report.
Practical answers for your first breakdown and the next one.
How do I start?
Open the studio, choose a local video, report language and available analysis mode, then submit. The project list shows queued, running, completed or failed status, which survives a page refresh. You can also start with the example report.
Which videos can I upload?
A common MP4 file is a good starting point. The studio shows current size and duration limits. Corrupt files, files without a valid video track and files over the limits are rejected, even if their extension looks correct. This version accepts local files only.
What changes with AI-enhanced analysis?
Standard analysis measures cuts, pixel statistics and audio features. Enhanced analysis also asks a model to inspect the images when a provider is available. Failed and partially failed model runs are explicitly labeled.
How do I inspect a shot?
Open a completed project and select a shot to seek to its time in the video. Review the evidence and production route. Copy prompts when that shot has one. Low-confidence findings need human review.
What can I export?
The report lists only artifacts that were actually generated, such as Markdown, JSON and a storyboard. Downloads check project ownership. The example report is a public upstream case, separate from private projects.
What if a task fails or stops?
Refresh the project status first. Failed tasks are not marked as completed or silently retried. Replace corrupt or oversized files. For an unavailable service or interrupted task, keep the project ID and visit the contact page.
Are my uploads public?
Uploads, projects and artifacts are accessed through account ownership checks. Avoid confidential information, sensitive personal data or content you are not allowed to upload. Enhanced analysis may send selected frames to the configured model provider.
Will this generate the finished remake?
This version creates a breakdown and production route. It does not generate a finished remake. Make your version with footage, audio, likenesses and products you have the rights to use.