Ignite, 2021: Scale-up with the latest enhancements of Azure Video Analyzer for Media files (AVAM)
Azure Video Analyzer for Media (AVAM), formerly known as Video Indexer, celebrates 3 years as a general-available cloud solution for analyzing media files. AVAM is an Azure Applied AI solution with 33 machine-learning based vision and audio models extracting significant business insights from your media files. We are happy to announce that this 3-year product is now ready to scale-up thanks to a set of innovative enhancements. We believe that now, any digital media asset library in the world can get the most valuable insights in less than 3 days efforts. As an example, we now enable an ARM-based account management (and it takes only 3 minutes to create a new account).
Vector Image Search using Azure OpenAI & AI Search: A Technical Guide
Discover how AI is transforming image retrieval with our comprehensive guide on combining Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Search. Learn to set up, deploy, and utilize these powerful tools to enhance your applications, from e-commerce to digital asset management. Dive into the core functionalities of the search and vectorize methods in the function_app.py Python file, and see how Azure’s AI services can revolutionize your image search capabilities.Starting 2021 With the Latest and Greatest Features of Azure Video Indexer
In Q1, 2021 (CY) we released a significant set of new features for Video Indexer related to our ongoing global expansion, customer growth and additional scenarios based on our customer demand and feedback. Read more to learn about the latest and greatest features.Combine the Power of Video Indexer and Computer Vision
Video Indexer enables to export high resolution keyframes. This allows using image-based artificial intelligence models to detect and recognize a wealth of insights. For example, identify logos, get image description, detect objects and many more.Getting started with Video Indexer REST API
Getting familiar with the developer portal Before moving to an example of using Video Indexer’s API, let’s briefly explore what’s available for you in the portal. The first tab is the APIs tab. It has a list of all APIs calls in VI’s environment, by choosing an API call you will get a sample of how the request would look like, a documentation table, and an option to try the API call through the portal. On the ‘try it’ blade you will be able to enter the relevant parameters and get a glance at what would the API call and response look like.
