It is not straightforward to get rid of them – or cheap. Consumers have been forced to resort to recruitment clips (which costs more money), using their videos to get rid of external subtitles, or to get rid of subtitles completely.
Vice President of Josh Wodord, Google Labs and Gemini, Posted On June 9, Google made improvements to reduce the text of oppression. But after a month, consumers are Even then Looked Problems With her In Google Labs’ Discard ChannelDecorating how difficult it can be to correct problems in big AI models.
Like its predecessors, VEO 3 is available to pay members of Google subscription tires, which starts at 9 249.99 a month. To create an eight -second clip, users enter a text prompt in which they describe the scene they want to create in Google’s AI filmmaking device, Gemini, or other Google platforms. Each VEO 3 generation costs at least 20 AI credit, and this account can be topped at $ 2500 per 2500 credit.
Mona Weiss, an advertising creative director, says it is expensive to re -create her scenes to get rid of random captions. She says, “If you are developing a scene with dialogue, it has up to 40 % of the production of repression that makes it unusable.” “You’re trying to get the scene of your choice, but then you can’t even use it.”
When Weiss reported the issue to Google Labs through his detacked channel in hopes of returning his lost credit, his team pointed to the company’s official support team. They offered a refund at a cost of VEO 3, but not for credit. Weiss refused, because accepting the model would have to lose complete access to the model. The Google Labs’ Discoed Support Team is telling users that all titles can be mobilized through speech, saying they are aware of the issue and are working to fix it.