For developers who sell video, not play with it

Run open video models on your own GPU. Price your clips with real numbers.

A working pipeline book: batch-generate with Wan 2.2 and HunyuanVideo 1.5 on a single RTX 4090, automate queue → captions → packaging, and decide "own GPU vs API" with benchmark data and license facts — not forum folklore.

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Who it's for

The five chapters

1 · Own Your Minutescost math (0.3 THB vs 14 THB per clip), where open weights honestly rank, the license map

2 · The 24GB Sweet Spotown vs rent vs API, stable environments, your benchmark suite

3 · The Generation Coreseeds, resolution/frame/step trade-offs, batch + cost ledger

4 · The Production Pipelinefile-based job queue, retries, captioning, ffmpeg packaging

5 · Turning Clips into Productswhat sells, platform AI-disclosure rules, pricing from API anchors, getting paid from Thailand

Every chapter ships with runnable companion scripts (benchmark suite, batch runner, caption packager, price calculator) — standard library plus diffusers, each with sidecar metadata on every artifact.

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Get "Own Your Minutes" (the full cost + license chapter) as a PDF, plus the benchmark CSV template. No spam — build-log updates only while the book is being written.

FAQ

Another AI video book?

No — it's a pipeline book. It doesn't teach prompt tricks or worship one model (they age in months). It builds the boring layer under any model: job queue, cost ledger, packaging, licensing per market.

Do I need a 4090?

It's the reference card. Anything ≥16GB VRAM runs the 480p configs; the book shows when renting (RunPod 4090 from ~$0.34/hr) beats owning, with a script to measure your own numbers.

Will it be out of date in six months?

Model names will change; the book is built for that — everything hangs off a job schema and swappable backends, and the cost/licensing *methods* stay valid. Buyers get updated companion code.

Code language?

Python. Standard library plus diffusers for generation, ffmpeg for packaging. Every script is standalone with --help.

Where do I buy it?

It's published as a work-in-progress book: buy now, get each chapter as it lands, price goes up at completion.

Own your minutes.

Chapter 1 free · companion code included · work-in-progress pricing

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