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Wiro - Video Merge

Merge multiple videos into one seamlessly using either file uploads or video URLs. This tool co

Wiro - Video Merge

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Overview

This node merges multiple video files into a single video seamlessly. It supports input through either direct video file uploads or multiple video URLs. The node sends the input data to the Wiro API for processing, then polls the API until the video merge task is complete, returning the status and the URL of the merged video. This node is useful for scenarios where users need to combine several video clips into one, such as creating highlight reels, combining recorded segments, or compiling video content from multiple sources.

Use Case Examples

  1. Merging several .mp4 video files uploaded directly to the node.
  2. Merging multiple video files accessible via URLs by providing a comma-separated list of URLs.

Properties

Name Meaning
Input Video Multiple URLs Allows uploading multiple video files. The files should be relevant and properly formatted, supporting .mp4 format.
Input Video Url Multiple Accepts multiple video file URLs separated by commas. The URLs must be accessible and correctly formatted, supporting .mp4 files.

Output

JSON

  • taskid - The unique identifier of the video merge task assigned by the Wiro API.
  • url - The URL of the merged video file once the task is completed.
  • status - The status of the video merge task, which can be 'completed' or 'failed'.

Dependencies

  • Requires Wiro API credentials (API key and secret) for authentication.
  • Uses the Wiro API endpoint https://api.wiro.ai/v1/Run/wiro/video-merge for video merging.
  • Relies on helper functions to generate authentication headers and to poll the task status until completion.

Troubleshooting

  • If the node throws an error indicating missing task ID or socket access token, it means the Wiro API did not return the expected response. Check API credentials and input data format.
  • If the task status is 'failed', verify the input video files or URLs are valid and accessible, and that they are in the supported .mp4 format.
  • Network issues or API downtime can cause polling to fail or timeout; ensure stable internet connection and API availability.

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