Intelligent production supports the intelligent and quick video production feature. The feature provides the following schemes: automated script-based video production and video production in intelligent image-text matching mode. This topic describes the schemes. You can select an appropriate scheme based on your business requirements.
Feature description
Scheme 1: Automated script-based video production
Overview
This scheme is applied if the structure of the final video is defined, and the video materials are prepared.
Scenarios
You want to create short videos in batches for your e-commerce and local lifestyle.
Description
Production mode | Description | Difference |
Broadcast Mode | Section ① in the Figure - Global broadcast mode figure shows that the final video is expected to introduce the tourism of Harbin. The video structure consists of the cityscape, historical heritage, and food and entertainment segments. The system organizes the image and video materials for each segment based on the segment sequence in the structure. Each segment randomly selects image and video materials and matches the entire voice-over script to implement duration self-adaptation and create hundreds or thousands of different videos at the same time. | In global broadcast mode, the entire voice-over script and video materials are matched to create a final video. In group broadcast mode, the system randomly matches each segment with its voice-over script and combines the segments to create a final video. The group broadcast mode focuses more on the matching degree of voice-over scripts and video segments. The global broadcast mode focuses more on the overall feeling of the final video. |
Grouping Mode | Section ① in the Figure - Group broadcast mode figure shows that the final video is expected to introduce the tourism of Harbin. The video structure consists of the cityscape, historical heritage, and food and entertainment segments. The system organizes the image and video materials for each segment based on the segment sequence in the structure. Each segment randomly selects image and video materials and matches corresponding voice-over scripts to implement duration self-adaptation and create hundreds or thousands of different videos at the same time. |
Scheme 2: Video production in intelligent image-text matching mode
Overview
This scheme is applied if a material library is provided and you want to intelligently capture video segments in the material library based on the voice-over script and combine the segments to create a final video.
Scenarios
You want to create videos about film and television commentary, vertical field news, and short videos about popular science.
Feature description
Video production in intelligent image-text matching mode can be used in the following scenarios: general scenarios and montage videos in the domain of television and film editing. Both scenarios support the global broadcast mode and the storyboard script mode. The following table describes the differences between different scenarios and production modes.
Scenario | Production mode | Description |
General scenarios that involve vertical field news and short videos about popular science. | Broadcast Mode | Intelligently captures video segments in the material library based on the voice-over script. |
Storyboard Script | Plans the content of each shot, such as the shot script copy, shot voice-over script copy, shot duration, and shot name, to improve the efficiency of film and television production. This is suitable for high-demand mash-up videos. | |
Montage videos about television and film editing (suitable for the production of short montage videos in the film and television industry) | Broadcast Mode | Intelligently captures video segments in the material library based on the voice-over script. |
Storyboard Script | Plans the content of each shot, such as the shot script copy, shot voice-over script copy, shot duration, and shot name, to improve the efficiency of film and television production. You can also manually parse the script copies to improve the efficiency. This is suitable for custom mash-up videos. | |
Montage videos about sports events (suitable for the production of short film compilations in the sports events industry) | Basketball | Configures information such as face photos, slow motion logos, and scoreboard team name transcription and intelligently matches materials based on the configuration to mash up the materials to create a final video. |
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Procedure
Automated script-based video production
Method 1: Create an automated script-based video production task in the console
Log on to the Intelligent Media Services (IMS) console.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
In the top navigation bar, select a region based on your business requirements.
On the Intelligent Batch Video Production page, click the Video Production in Scripted Editing Mode tab to create an automated script-based video production task.
Production mode
Description
Broadcast Mode
Required. On the Script Node Configurations tab, add a script node, configure the node description, and associate the node with the media asset.
Optional. On the Background Music tab, add background music. If you do not add background music, the official music is used by default.
Optional. On the Sticker (Logo, Watermark) tab, add an image as the sticker or watermark of the final video. If you add multiple images, one of the images is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Title tab, add a title. You can also use Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) to generate a title based on keywords. If you add multiple titles, one of the titles is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Broadcast tab, add a voice-over script. You can also use AIGC to generate a voice-over script based on keywords. If you add multiple voice-over scripts, one of the voice-over scripts is randomly used for the final video.
Required. In the Video Configurations section, configure parameters such as Output Videos, Video Naming Conventions, and Storage Address. Then, you can initiate the automated script-based video production task.
Grouping Mode
Required. On the Script Node Configurations tab, add a script node, configure the node description, and associate the node with a media asset. You can add multiple voice-over scripts for each media asset group, and one of the voice-over scripts is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Background Music tab, add background music. If you do not add background music, the official music is used by default.
Optional. On the Sticker (Logo, Watermark) tab, add an image as the sticker or watermark of the final video. If you add multiple images, one of the images is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Title tab, add a title. You can also use AIGC to generate a title based on keywords. If you add multiple titles, one of the titles is randomly used for the final video.
Required. In the Video Configurations section, configure parameters such as Output Videos, Video Naming Conventions, and Storage Address. Then, you can initiate the automated script-based video production task.
NoteOptional. If you want to use tailor subtitles and video clipping options to meet custom requirements, you can specify advanced configurations to configure subtitles, entrance and exit animation effects, transitions, special effects, voice-over effects, and matching strategies to enhance the visual effects of the final video.
Method 2: Call an API operation to create an automated script-based video production task
Step 1: Intelligently generate a script copy (Skip this step if you want to manually configure a script copy.)
For more information about how to intelligently generate titles and voice-over scripts, see SubmitTextGenerateJob
Step 2 - Structure the final video and implement batch video production
Structure the story line of the final video.
Associate one or more videos with each script node.
Use the content returned in Step 1 or the manually configured script copy.
Configure the number of videos that you want to obtain and the sizes of the videos.
Call the operation to create an automated script-based video production task. For more information, see the following topics: SubmitBatchMediaProducingJob
Video production in intelligent image-text matching mode
Method 1: Create a task for video production in intelligent image-text matching mode in the console
Log on to the IMS console.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
In the top navigation bar, select a region based on your business requirements.
On the Intelligent Batch Video Production page, click the Video Production in Intelligent Image-text Matching Mode tab to create a task for video production task in intelligent image-text matching mode.
Scenario
Production mode
Description
Common Scenarios
Broadcast Mode
Required. On the Video Material tab, add the original media assets.
Optional. On the Background Music tab, add background music. If you do not add background music, the official music is used by default.
Optional. On the Sticker (Logo, Watermark) tab, add an image as the sticker or watermark of the final video. If you add multiple images, one of the images is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Title tab, add a title. You can also use AIGC to generate a title based on keywords. If you add multiple titles, one of the titles is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Broadcast tab, add a voice-over script. You can also use AIGC to generate a voice-over script based on keywords. If you add multiple voice-over scripts, one of the voice-over scripts that you add is randomly used for the final video.
Required. In the Composition Configurations section, configure parameters such as Output Videos, Video Naming Conventions, and Storage Address to initiate a task for video production in intelligent image-text matching mode.
Storyboard Script
Required. On the Video Material tab, add the original media assets.
Optional. On the Background Music tab, add background music. If you do not add background music, the official music is used by default.
Optional. On the Sticker (Logo, Watermark) tab, add an image as the sticker or watermark of the final video. If you add multiple images, one of the images is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Title tab, add a title. You can also use AIGC to generate a title based on keywords. If you add multiple titles, one of the titles is randomly used for the final video.
Required. On the Storyboard Information tab, add multiple storyboards and use AIGC to generate a script copy based on keywords. You can configure parameters such as the name and duration of a split shot.
Required. In the Composition Configurations section, configure parameters such as Output Videos, Video Naming Conventions, and Storage Address to initiate a task for video production in intelligent image-text matching mode.
Movie Collections
Broadcast Mode
Required. On the Video Material tab, add the original media assets.
Optional. On the Figure Information tab, register the face that appears in the video.
Optional. On the Background Music tab, add background music. If you do not add background music, the official music is used by default.
Optional. On the Sticker (Logo, Watermark) tab, add an image as the sticker or watermark of the final video. If you add multiple images, one of the images is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Title tab, add a title. You can also use AIGC to generate a title based on keywords. If you add multiple titles, one of the titles is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Broadcast tab, add a voice-over script. You can also use AIGC to generate a voice-over script based on keywords. If you add multiple voice-over scripts, one of the voice-over scripts that you add is randomly used for the final video.
Required. In the Composition Configurations section, configure parameters such as Output Videos, Video Naming Conventions, and Storage Address to initiate a task for video production in intelligent image-text matching mode.
Storyboard Script
Required. On the Video Material tab, add the original media assets.
Optional. On the Background Music tab, add background music. If you do not add background music, the official music is used by default.
Optional. On the Sticker (Logo, Watermark) tab, add an image as the sticker or watermark of the final video. If you add multiple images, one of the images is randomly used for the final video.
Optional. On the Title tab, add a title. You can also use AIGC to generate a title based on keywords. If you add multiple titles, one of the titles is randomly used for the final video.
Required. On the Storyboard Information tab, add multiple storyboards. You can also use AIGC to generate a script copy based on keywords. You can configure parameters such as the storyboard name and duration. The script text supports two modes: text description mode and manual parsing mode.
Required. In the Composition Configurations section, configure parameters such as Output Videos, Video Naming Conventions, and Storage Address to initiate a task for video production in intelligent image-text matching mode.
Sports Event Highlights
Basketball Event Mode
Required. On the Video Material tab, add the original media assets.
Optional. On the Figure Identification tab, provide a close-up shot by using at least one of the front and side profile photos.
Optional. On the Slow Motion tab, add the logo that appears before the slow motion in the source video to intelligently extract and integrate the slow motion into the final video.
Required. On the Transcribe Settings tab, convert the names of players or teams on the scoreboard in the source video to complete names in the oral broadcast.
Football Match Mode
Optional. If you want to use various solutions for subtitles and video clipping options to meet custom requirements, you can use the advanced configuration feature to configure subtitles, entrance and exit animation effects, transitions, special effects, voice-over effects, and matching strategies to enhance the visual effects of the final video.
Method 2: Call an API operation to create a task for video production task in intelligent image-text matching mode
Prepare one or more media assets and associate them with the media asset library of IMS.
Select a scenario and a production mode based on your business requirements. Configure the required parameters. In the process, you can call the SubmitTextGenerateJob operation to intelligently generate corresponding text.
Call the required operation to initiate a task for quick batch video production in intelligent image-text matching mode based on text keywords.
General events and movie highlights composition: Call the SubmitBatchMediaProducingJob operation.
Sports event highlights composition: Call the SubmitSportsHighlightsJob operation.
Play skills
The preceding sections introduced the quick video production in various scenarios and modes. This section describes play skills matched with other features.
Web SDK secondary creation
If you want to further edit and create a video, you can use online editing web SDK to create the video again. If you want to create a video again before the video is created, we recommend that you set the GeneratePreviewOnly parameter for the required operation to true to reduce storage consumption. The GeneratePreviewOnly parameter corresponds to the parameter TimeLine in the console. For more information about online editing, see Online editing. To help you experience secondary creation, we provide an entry point to secondary creation in the console. The following figure shows the entry point. For more information about how to access online editing, see Integrate the online editing SDK for web.
Figure - Video secondary creation