MiniMax H3 Video Length Is 15 Seconds. I Counted Ten Cuts Inside One of Them.

The text discusses the MiniMax H3 video generation model, emphasizing its capability to produce high-quality, short video clips with a maximum duration of 15 seconds. It explains the common misconception of equating duration with the number of shots, highlighting that a single generation can contain multiple cuts or scenes, thereby optimizing cost and production efficiency. The model's output is based on a 17-frame grid, meaning requested durations snap to specific frame counts, slightly altering the expected time lengths. Users can extend video length by chaining clips together using the last frame of one as the starting point for the next, and achieve seamless transitions with careful planning and prompt structuring. The text advises budgeting based on shots rather than seconds to prevent unnecessary expenses and discusses technical aspects such as aspect ratio, resolution, and the importance of measuring actual file lengths for precise editing.

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