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Cancels a running or queued job.
Returns information about a specific job by its ID.
Returns a list of jobs in your account.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Runs an FFmpeg command on Very Good FFmpeg infrastructure.
Triggers when a job is created or updated.
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Connect Very Good FFmpeg with Make to automate your video pipelines. Create automated workflows to transcode, watermark, and publish your media files to multiple platforms without writing any code.
Connect your cloud storage directly to high-performance video processing without writing a single line of code.
Get instant Slack or email notifications when a video job fails, using built-in diagnostics to help you fix command errors quickly.
Trigger automated video editing or transcoding jobs the moment new files are uploaded to your favorite cloud platforms.
Automatically push newly processed videos directly to your social media channels, website, or hosting platforms.
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