Streaming Endpoints for Captioning and ASR #21
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Summary:
This update introduces some practical tweaks to the API generation and adds streaming video processing for captioning and ASR.
Key Changes:
EndpointOutput Feature: Added a useful feature, EndpointOutput, for renaming complex pipeline outputs to more readable names. For example, 'videos_captions_hf_blip2_opt_2_7b' can now be referred to simply as 'captions'.
Streaming Endpoints for Captioning and ASR: New streaming endpoints are now available for video captioning and automatic speech recognition (ASR).
New Generator Frame Extractor: The new frame extractor functions as a generator to support streaming capabilities.