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On the day Guicang posted, he tried out the newly released DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, paired it with his video-editing skills, and fed it a 7-minute-55-second raw clip. It removed verbal tics, repeated sentences, and long pauses without rewriting the spoken content. The finished video was 5 minutes 26 seconds long, at 1920×1080 and 30 fps, with 179 lines of subtitles burned in. The whole process took 1 hour, 10 minutes, and 52 seconds. Editing the talking-head footage, polishing it, and stitching and rendering it cost about 0.12 yuan in credits.

He compared it with similar tools: Doubao finished editing in about an hour, while the other one still hadn’t finished after nearly two hours. He wrote that its speed was about on par with the official version and much faster than the others, and that the result was pretty solid. $BTC