Available in VPC
Scene summary is a function that uses VLM-based analysis to integrate visual information, dialogue, and person data from the video, understand the context of each scene, and generate natural language summaries for them. By integrating metadata extracted through indexing, it provides contextual information that is difficult to identify with keyword matching alone.
Indexing and scene summary
The difference between indexing and scene summary is as follows:
| Type | Indexing (existing) | Scene summary (new) |
|---|---|---|
| Output | Structured metadata (tags) | Natural language context information (summary) |
| Search method | Keyword similarity matching | Context-based semantic search |
| Search scope | Visual information-oriented, person·dialogue filter form | Integration of visual information, dialogue, person, and action data |
| Scene understanding | Interpretation based on detected metadata is required | Content can be understood through text summarization |
- Scene summary is executed at the index level and analyzed based on scenes within the segmented sections of each index.
- Since scene summary is processed asynchronously, you can perform other tasks until the analysis is complete.
- Users can always check only the latest scene summary results.
Create scene summary
To create a scene summary:
- Open the index details page.
- See View index details.
- Click the [Scene summary] tab on the right side of the interface.
- If the scene summary has not been run yet, the feature description and [Create scene summary] are displayed.
- Click [Create scene summary].
- When the Create scene summary confirmation popup appears, click [OK].
- Click [Cancel] or [X] to return to the initial scene summary interface.
- When scene summary analysis starts, the right panel switches to the
요약 중state. - The message "Metadata cannot be edited while scene summary analysis is in progress." is displayed at the top of the index details screen.
- While scene summary analysis is in progress, metadata editing features, such as editing people and scripts, are temporarily unavailable. Editing features become available again immediately when scene summary is completed, fails, or is canceled.
- Analysis requests are managed in a shared queue for each workspace. If many analyses are already in progress, the analysis automatically starts after the existing requests are complete.
View scene summary results
When the scene summary is completed, you can view summary information for each scene in the [Scene summary] tab of the right panel. When scene summary succeeds, the last analysis timestamp information is provided together.
Cancel scene summary
To cancel the Scene summary analysis while in progress:
- On the scene summary analysis in progress interface, click [Cancel analysis].
- When the Cancel analysis confirmation popup appears, click [Cancel Analysis].
- Click [Cancel] or [X] to keep scene summary running.
- Analysis is canceled, and the initial scene summary interface appears again.
Edit scene summary
If the scene summary is completed successfully, you can edit the generated summary content.
- On the right side of the interface, check the scene summary information in the [Scene summary] tab.
- Click [Edit] for the scene you want to edit.
- The editing interface appears.
- Edit the scene summary content.
- Save your changes after editing.
- Your edited summary information is saved separately.
Reanalyze scene summary
If the scene summary is completed successfully, you can run the reanalysis. If metadata, such as scripts or people labels, changes, you can run reanalysis to generate a scene summary with the latest information.
- On the right side of the interface, click [Reanalyze] in the [Scene summary] tab.
- When the Reanalyze confirmation popup appears, click [OK].
- Scene summary analysis restarts.
- The metadata change message is displayed if index metadata, such as scripts or people labels, changes after the scene summary is created.
- If you modify metadata, such as people or scripts, we recommend rerunning the analysis to reflect the latest information in the scene summary.
Scene summary is charged based on the length of the original video for each run. Charges apply equally for reanalysis.