I gave it a whirl but had a lot of technical issues with Gemini - often failing to produce output, and it kept telling me at random, and for random duration, I'd used up my available generations. So I cancelled my premium plan - which was another pain with trying to revert to my previous plan due to technical issues. Quite a poor show from Google IMO.
Google Veo 3 (AI video generation) is insane
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I gave it a whirl but had a lot of technical issues with Gemini - often failing to produce output, and it kept telling me at random, and for random duration, I'd used up my available generations. So I cancelled my premium plan - which was another pain with trying to revert to my previous plan due to technical issues. Quite a poor show from Google IMO.
I see I have 1000 credits I havnt had a problem so far only annoying thing is the videos are to short, had one video fail to create but on a refresh it's there.
It's 20 credits to produce a video with Veo 3 fast mode.
Wasn't able to use it with Flow before, seems a little better implementation.
Lettuce sea what you've (it) managed to produce then
Will try and upload some more later currently at work but here one I made, not sure why it shows a caption though haha.
Has anyone got any ideas for something? I don't have a good imagination with these things.
Videos can only be about 8 seconds long to.
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Everyone else seems to be making Star Wars videos lately (likely using offline models without the content restrictions) and interviews with historic people or figures LOL.
EDIT: Guessing it has been trained on stuff like Elite Dangerous - you can do some impressive space combat scenes with relevant audio.
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You can upload your own images as start and/or target frames, to do anything decent with audio you'd have to do it in post processing.
I'm pretty sure it is
Some of it is using VEO 3 but I think they are using offline models as well and/or to supplement or to feed into as there is some stuff in videos cropping up on social media which wouldn't get past the content filters on VEO 3 and the likes online.
It's funny how it gets so much so right and then completely barfs up the guy on the left's visor in the first video.