kabiraftab
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- Mar 9, 2013
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Need some constructive suggestions if I'm doing right..?
I got this idea from the journey posted here on BHW on MovieRecap channel, where the guy made a bot to do all work. Intriguing, I've taken the task to make my own bot to something a bit different...
This process is not completely automated but has quite a big part of it is automated. So what it does?
- The script for video is provided by human - as I don't like the ChatGPT created scripts. Just get into some websites related your niche, and copy articles from them, use ChatGPT to reduce them into your required word length (as per your video's duration requirement). This way the originality (tone, style etc) remains intact.
- Convert txt into speech either in-house TTS, through API, or just throw Audio file with the script in the folder.
- Bot will find the relevant clips for it, download and make the visuals for the duration as per your script.
- It creates 3-5 timelines for one script.
This ends the part played by Bot.
I just drag all those timelines into Capcut one over another and put my voiceover below, and play it. Having multiple timelines allow me to delete clips which may not be better fitting. In most cases, those 3-4 timelines each have at least one such footage or more that are most appropriate and fitting to the need.
So in short, I just have to view my video 2-3 times at all, put some filters or generate auto-captions in Capcut, and that's it. So for 10 minutes video, it may just take 20-30 minutes at most. Overall it can create a very diverse range of videos. I have avoided using any AI generated Images or videos in it, and preferred it to use actual stock footages.
As for now, to keep it within the experimental budget, my BOT can process around 20-30 videos per day, which is more than enough for me in the testing phase.
For testing I have made three channels recently on diverse niches... A Book Review channel, A Psychology related channel and a channel on Cheating Stories. So far, none of them are gaining much tracking or impressions. Book Review channel is kind of a month old, while others are just a week old. I am not uploading many videos but just one video every day or the other.
My question is, these videos are still not getting much of the impressions and views at all? I've gone through similar niche channels and my videos are far better even with very critical eye. Is it because my channels are just new? My videos have so far got just 1 or 2 views at all? Is it normal?
Let me know If I'm allowed to share the link of channels here for your review?
I'm open to all kind of interesting and creative ideas. Please do suggest some niches (except gaming or tutorial related) that you think I should explore as well.
Note: I'm aware that BHW doesn't allow selling unless you're at some level, and I abide by this. So please don't ask for this. However, I'm open for collaboration as more minds means more creativity.
I got this idea from the journey posted here on BHW on MovieRecap channel, where the guy made a bot to do all work. Intriguing, I've taken the task to make my own bot to something a bit different...
This process is not completely automated but has quite a big part of it is automated. So what it does?
- The script for video is provided by human - as I don't like the ChatGPT created scripts. Just get into some websites related your niche, and copy articles from them, use ChatGPT to reduce them into your required word length (as per your video's duration requirement). This way the originality (tone, style etc) remains intact.
- Convert txt into speech either in-house TTS, through API, or just throw Audio file with the script in the folder.
- Bot will find the relevant clips for it, download and make the visuals for the duration as per your script.
- It creates 3-5 timelines for one script.
This ends the part played by Bot.
I just drag all those timelines into Capcut one over another and put my voiceover below, and play it. Having multiple timelines allow me to delete clips which may not be better fitting. In most cases, those 3-4 timelines each have at least one such footage or more that are most appropriate and fitting to the need.
So in short, I just have to view my video 2-3 times at all, put some filters or generate auto-captions in Capcut, and that's it. So for 10 minutes video, it may just take 20-30 minutes at most. Overall it can create a very diverse range of videos. I have avoided using any AI generated Images or videos in it, and preferred it to use actual stock footages.
As for now, to keep it within the experimental budget, my BOT can process around 20-30 videos per day, which is more than enough for me in the testing phase.
For testing I have made three channels recently on diverse niches... A Book Review channel, A Psychology related channel and a channel on Cheating Stories. So far, none of them are gaining much tracking or impressions. Book Review channel is kind of a month old, while others are just a week old. I am not uploading many videos but just one video every day or the other.
My question is, these videos are still not getting much of the impressions and views at all? I've gone through similar niche channels and my videos are far better even with very critical eye. Is it because my channels are just new? My videos have so far got just 1 or 2 views at all? Is it normal?
Let me know If I'm allowed to share the link of channels here for your review?
I'm open to all kind of interesting and creative ideas. Please do suggest some niches (except gaming or tutorial related) that you think I should explore as well.
Note: I'm aware that BHW doesn't allow selling unless you're at some level, and I abide by this. So please don't ask for this. However, I'm open for collaboration as more minds means more creativity.