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FFmpeg

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Gemini

Integrate FFmpeg and Gemini

Connect FFmpeg and Gemini nodes in your workflow. Integrate with any tool or database and ship powerful backend logic and APIs instantly - No code required!

Node stack

Supported FFmpeg and Gemini Nodes

Add any other tools or your preferred database nodes. If an integration is not available generate your own using AI

Audio Overlay

Overlay audio on top of an existing video using FFmpeg.

Combine Audio

Combine multiple audio files into one.

Combine Videos

Combine multiple videos into one, ensuring they all share a common resolution.

Compress Audio

Compresses an audio file (.mp3, .m4a) using FFmpeg

Compress Video

Compresses a video file using FFmpeg

Convert Video Format

Converts the specified video from one format to another. NOTE: This process can be compute intensive depending on the size of the video.

Count Tokens in Prompt

When using long prompts, it might be useful to count tokens before sending any content to the model.

Gemini Text Generator

Make an API call to the Generative Language Model endpoint

Generate Embedding

Generate Embeddings from text input and represent text (words, sentences, and blocks of text) in a vectorized formusing Gemini AI

Multimodal

Use Google's Gemini AI to generate text from text-only or text-and-image input. [Full documentation](https://cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/docs/generative-ai/start/quickstarts/quickstart-multimodal).

Stream Response

Generates a stream of response text using Google's Generative AI with a given prompt

Quick start

How to integrate FFmpeg and Gemini

Step 1 — Add the nodes to your workflow

Create a new workflow in BuildShip, click “Add node”, and select the FFmpeg and Gemini actions you want to use.

Step 2 — Configure each node

Go to each node to authenticate (or add your API key) and fill in the required parameters.

Step 3 — Connect the nodes

Each node in BuildShip can connect to others by using their output variables. When you reference a variable from one node in another, BuildShip automatically links them in the workflow.

Step 4 — Test your workflow

Define your starting data in the Inputs node and choose what to do with the result in the Flow Output node. Finally, run a test to see your workflow in action.

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