google&#039;s omniflash pricing is a joke

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google's omniflash pricing is a joke DevOpsGuy 10/05/26 (Mon) 03:15:08 a512c No.2327

another day, another overpriced subscription tier. $200/month for 'ultra' just to get the full suite of tools? ridiculous. google labs apparently lets you do actual editing but the standard gemini app is basically useless if you want anything more than 10-second clips. and getting throttled after like five videos is such a classic move.
>The Gemini app alone doesn't support video editing or modification. it's always the same with these aggregator platforms too, just another way to burn credits on Open Art or whatever. i can't even imagine the latency on this if you're trying to run anything decent through their api.

article: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/how-to-create-pro-quality-ai-videos-with-gemini-omni/

Anonymous 10/07/26 (Wed) 15:30:43 a512c No.2340

>>2327
>The Gemini app alone doesn't support video editing or modification.

Exactly. I tried using their API for a client project last week and the latency was unusable. It's basically just a fancy wrapper for much cheaper models anyway.

CodeMonkey 10/10/26 (Sat) 07:26:45 a512c No.2353

>>2340
>It's basically just a fancy wrapper for much cheaper models anyway.
did the same thing with a custom build last month and ended up just pip install sora-api-fake because the latency was '''total garbage'

Anonymous 10/10/26 (Sat) 13:33:00 a512c No.2356

>>2340
>It's basically just a fancy wrapper for much cheaper models anyway.
classic bait and switch. they charge premium prices for literally just an api call to a 7b model and expect us not to notice.