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Video digest · split clips by timeline

Upload a video, Qwen3.8-flash vision splits it by timeline into segments with per-segment summaries, timestamps, overall summary, and clip count.

Hand the video to the model; it splits by timeline into segments and summarizes each, with an overall summary and clip count.
Disclaimer: All content on this page is AI-generated, for reference only, and does not constitute any performance guarantee. Actual results and Credits consumption are subject to the console "Usage Details".
This walkthrough uses a 36-second montage: meeting recordings and compilations don't need to be watched from start to finish—let qwen3.8-flash split by timeline and describe each segment. The input is a 7-segment, ~5-second-each montage stitched by ffmpeg with a known order—the ground truth—so timestamp accuracy can be verified directly. Call chain: qwen3.8-flash (video base64 input → timestamp segments + per-segment summary + overall summary). Vision understanding, video input.

Example input

Input material:

Steps: upload video and request timeline output

Send the video along with the prompt below to qwen3.8-flash:
<video_url: base64 464 KB>
This is a video compilation. List each segment by timeline in the format: mm:ss — visual content and key information. Append an overall summary and a segment count at the end.

Notes

  • Consumption: This playbook uses vision understanding (qwen3.8-flash, video input). Tokens converted from video count toward input; longer videos mean higher input-side cost, which dominates for long videos.
  • Measured result: All 7 segments identified correctly; order and per-segment content matched. Detail recovery down to "pink bow" and "gold dropper cap" level, and it recognized the "AI-generated" watermark on screen.
  • Note · timestamp precision: Model timestamps are on 5-second marks (00:00–00:05 through 00:30–00:35), while each segment is slightly over 5 seconds and total is 36 seconds. Deviation accumulates, ~1 second off by the last segment. Good enough for "which segment says what," not for precise edit points.
  • Note: The test material is a 36-second short video; long videos of tens of minutes are untested. Don't directly apply this playbook's expectations to long material; cut long footage into segments and summarize separately.
  • Material statement: The montage in this example is AI-generated and stitched; frames carry an "AI-generated" watermark.
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