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Transcode large media files with Very Good FFmpeg to automatically process video batches or generate multi-bitrate exports. Use our workflow automation to trigger complex jobs from new file uploads or chain multiple commands for a complete media pipeline. Register now to offload your video encoding workloads.
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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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