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Contextual Understanding, Transcripts, and Video Analysis

Lumiere's video analysis understands exactly what's happening in your video.

Contextual Understanding

Lumiere uses AI to deeply understand what's happening in your video β€” both visually and audibly. This powers:

  • Transcript creation

  • Efficient scene creation

  • Accurate follow-up conversations

  • A foundation for future automated video setup updates

Transcripts

You can download a transcript of your video's dialogue and audio right from the insights dashboard.
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To download a transcript:

  1. Open your video's Insights Dashboard.

  2. In the bottom-right corner of the video player, click the download icon.

  3. Select Transcript.

Video Analysis

Lumiere can also generate a full video analysis β€” a transcript that includes both spoken dialogue and second-by-second descriptions of what's happening on screen and in the audio. It's a great way to understand content context, pinpoint where reactions are happening, and refine your AI prompts.
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To download a video analysis:

  1. Open your video's Insights Dashboard.

  2. In the bottom-right corner of the video player, click the download icon.

  3. Select Analysis to download the file.

Here's an example of an analysis Lumiere generated for this short video:

This short clip showcases various examples of interactive overlays on video content, including multiple-choice polls, simple questions, rating sliders, and comment/reply interfaces, applied to different scenes like a home setting, a fantasy background, an outdoor shot, and a sports close-up.

00:00 - 00:01: Two men stand in a living room setting with food delivery items (Uber Eats bag, pizza boxes). An interactive poll overlay appears asking "How likely are you to recommend this brand to a friend?" with options: Very likely, Somewhat likely, Somewhat unlikely, Very unlikely.

00:01 - 00:02: The scene changes to an iPhone and a Google Pixel phone placed on a yellow brick road in a Wizard of Oz-themed setting. The iPhone has a pink case and a crown (like Glinda), while the Pixel has a green case and a witch hat. A simple text overlay asks "iPhone or Pixel?".

00:02 - 00:03: A woman with curly hair, seen from behind, wears a white t-shirt with "The Ultimate Soda Serve" logo. An overlay asks "What do you think of this ad?" with a rating slider ranging from red to green.

00:03 - 00:05: A close-up shows NFL player Josh Allen in a Buffalo Bills helmet. An overlay displays a rating slider (Hate it to Love it) set to 9 (Love it) with the text "Josh Allen is the best". A "Send" button is shown. The overlay then transitions slightly, showing "Lumiere AI", a color picker, a text input field for "Your reply...", and the "Send" button again, indicating a comment interaction.

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