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Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash

A documented video-generation and conversational-editing model. Check the input-clip limit separately from output duration and resolution.

Source reviewed: 2026-09-27 · Video model

Provider documentation summary. No hands-on results or independent ranking are claimed.

Documented facts

The following fields come from the official provider source, reviewed on the date above.

API identifier and status: Google lists gemini-omni-1.1-flash as stable and gemini-omni-flash-preview separately.
Documented update: The model card says August 2026, with a page update dated August 27. This profile is not a new-release announcement.
Inputs / outputs: Text, images and video inputs; video output. Editing and extension inputs are limited to clips up to 10 seconds.
Output formats: The card lists 3–10-second output at 360p, 720p, 1080p or 4K, at 24 FPS. It does not establish that all modes support every combination.
Controls: Conversational editing through the Interactions API, extension, upscaling and interpolation are documented.
Access: Hosted Gemini API and a Google AI Studio entry point. Downloadable weights and a weight license are not established by this source.
Pricing and availability limits: Rates, regional eligibility, quotas and any per-mode restrictions are not verified in this profile. Confirm them for the selected endpoint before use.

The practical decision

The useful distinction is generating a new clip versus revising an existing one. An editing workflow needs a record of the original clip, each instruction and the accepted revision; the final file alone cannot explain what changed. Before choosing this model for a longer source, check whether your intended operation accepts that source length. A supported output resolution is also not evidence of native rendering at that resolution or of preserved fine detail after an edit.

What to record in your own comparison

Record the exact endpoint identifier, operation, source duration, output duration, requested resolution and aspect ratio.
For an edit, inspect unchanged regions and temporal continuity alongside the requested change. Compare the same timestamps before and after.
Keep the original clip and the sequence of instructions with every accepted revision. Count rejected revisions when estimating cost.

Limitations and unknowns

These are documentation-based selection notes, not measured results. DualView has not tested this model or verified its speed, audio behavior, identity consistency or visual quality. A separate technical guide may establish mode-specific details; this profile deliberately does not infer them from the general model card. No matching provenance-backed example is attached. Use saved outputs you already own for a visual review.

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