@ayushrajnc1z: This feels less like another Al video update and more like the start of a proper production workflow. Thirty-second vid…
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Seedance 2.5 introduces 30-second video generation, multimodal references, multilingual creation, and targeted editing, with API access coming soon on BytePlus for developers and enterprises.
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This feels less like another Al video update and more like the start of a proper production workflow.
Thirty-second videos, multimodal references, multilingual creation, and targeted editing all come together in Seedance 2.5.
Developers and enterprise users will soon gain API access on BytePlus.
6 days ago
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