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Interesting angle. Does the search use semantic embeddings so it can surface clips by concept rather than filename/metadata? If it nails the retrieval part, tha
by kevintouati 1y ago
Interesting angle. Does the search use semantic embeddings so it can surface clips by concept rather than filename/metadata? If it nails the retrieval part, that could be the real differentiator.
- correa_brian 1y agoYeah, exactly. We capture the semantic meaning of each frame and complement the filename/metadata, so both options work.
- akshaymalik1995 1y agoDo we have any metrics on the time taken to index media files or the latency for performing semantic searches on them?
- correa_brian 1y agoI'm on an M2 and it takes <5 minutes to index a 2hr movie. If you're trying to index a lot of media at once, we will queue it up to be indexed. We also do smart sampling to detect similar frames so if it two talking heads vs. a lot of different shots, it will process faster. In that case the audio is more valuable for the talking heads. The semantic search queries typically take 100-250ms.