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Queues a new video or audio transcode job.
Generates an SRT subtitle file from a video or audio URL using Whisper.
Returns a signed download URL for a completed transcode job.
Retrieves the status and details of a transcode job by ID.
Retrieves the status of a transcription job.
Returns a signed URL to download the SRT subtitle file.
Lists transcode jobs with optional status filter.
Lists transcription jobs for the authenticated user.
Sends a custom API call to FFmpeg Micro. You can use this to call endpoints that aren't covered by existing modules.
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Automate video and audio processing with FFmpeg Micro on Make
Connect FFmpeg Micro with Make to build powerful visual workflows that automate your media processing. Easily convert, transcode, and share video or audio files across your cloud storage and social channels without writing any code.
Automatically transcode, convert, or compress audio and video files the moment they are uploaded to your system.
Effortlessly grab files from sources like Google Drive or Dropbox and save the processed media right back to your cloud storage.
Build powerful video and audio editing pipelines using a simple visual interface instead of writing complex code.
Get automated notifications on Slack or email as soon as your media files are finished processing.
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