The biggest AI video update

0:05 I'm talking multi-shot generations. Mind-blowing character consistency. And native audio. All in one tool. And today, I'm showing you how to use every single feature, step by step, as always. If you've been frustrated with AI video tools, this might just solve your biggest problems. So let's dive in. To access Clang 3.0 in AI Master, go to the video section. You'll see a dropdown menu with all available video models. Click on that dropdown and select Clang 3.0 from the list.

0:40 That's it. You're now working with the latest version. Now let me walk you through the interface. Right in the center, you've got your text prompt field. This is where you'll describe exactly what you want your video to show. You can be as simple or as detailed as you need here. You can also choose your video orientation: 16x9 for horizontal, 9x16 for vertical, or 1x1 for square format. Next, you'll see quality options: standard or pro. Standard gives you good quality with faster generation times.

1:16 Pro takes a bit longer to generate, but delivers the absolute best quality output. On the right side, you'll see the mode selector. You can choose between single shot, where you generate an entire video with one prompt, or multi-shot, which lets you write separate prompts for each individual shot you need. We'll dive deep into multi-shot in a bit. You can also select the duration of your video anywhere from three to 15 seconds. And the cool thing is, you're not locked into fixed intervals.

1:53 You can choose exactly six seconds, seven seconds, eight seconds, nine, 10, whatever you need. Very precise control. Plus, you can toggle audio generation on or off, depending on whether you want native sound effects and ambient audio with your video.