Export Project
Start async export of project to MP4 at one or more resolutions. Creates the export asset in the API, then enqueues a task that browser-encodes the highest requested resolution. Smaller renditions are enqueued as downscaling_task jobs (not chained). The export appears as a new video asset in the project's export folder (project name + date + .mp4).
track_ids renders only those tracks; every track is rendered without it.
start_time / end_time (timeline seconds, either optional) render only [start_time, end_time); the file starts at 0. 400 when either is negative, when end_time is not after start_time, or when start_time is at or past the end of the timeline. A long range is rendered in parts cut on whole frames, so its start is rounded up to the next 1/30 s.
hdr encodes HLG HDR video (VP9 profile 2, 10-bit, BT.2020, in MP4) rather than SDR H.264. It is refused (400) with more than one rendition: the smaller renditions are made by re-encoding the master, which tone-maps it to SDR H.264, so they would not be HDR. Ask for each size as its own HDR export instead. It is refused at 4k too, and renders far slower than an SDR export (about 40 times at 1080p).
Returns task_id and asset_id. Poll GET /users/tasks/{task_id} for completion; result includes asset_id.
Request
- Base URLhttps://api.tellers.ai (the document declares no server; this is the origin it was published from)
- Authnone declared
Path parameters
Query parameters
Ids of the timeline tracks to render (repeat the parameter for each). Every other track is left out of this export only; the project is not changed. A video track carries no sound: its audio sits on its own audio track, which is left out unless listed too. Omit to render every track.
Timeline time, in seconds, the export starts at. Omit to start at the beginning of the timeline.
Timeline time, in seconds, the export ends at (excluded). Omit to end with the timeline; a time past its end stops there.
Encode the video as HDR (HLG, BT.2020, VP9 10-bit in MP4) instead of SDR H.264. Takes a single rendition, at most 1080p. Plays in Chrome, Firefox, VLC and YouTube, not in QuickTime.
Headers
Request body
List of resolutions to export (e.g. ["720p", "1080p"])
Response
Successful Response
Changes
No recorded changes to this operation across all 2 revisions of this API.