Comment by Marcosricopeng
4 days ago
So the main reason for a windows view is to use Grok's subscription over the API correct?
Your exact workflow is what we encountered when making AI videos ourselves! In the editor, you can grab "screenshots" of specific moments of the video you can then use as first frame for another AI video, without the need to re-upload and download all again. Every generation is automatically downloaded and lives locally in your project.
And we export XML to Final Cut if you ever need to finish the project in a familiar editor. Excited to hear your thoughts!
>So the main reason for a windows view is to use Grok's subscription over the API correct?
Yeah, spot on. I literally wrote a Chrome extension to download -> grab last frame -> navigate -> reupload as new start frame, lol.
But - honestly - unclear how long video models will remain subsidised via subscriptions used in a browser or app, so I don't 100% know that it's a feature worth your time building.
>In the editor, you can grab "screenshots" of specific moments of the video you can then use as first frame for another AI video
Oh awesome! That's really great. I feel like such a moron lazily dragging the "screenshot" tool around Final Cut right now. Genuinely sick feature. Excited to use next time I'm doing stuff with video.
Great - do let us know how it goes!