How Frame Highlights Batch Upload Works
Batch upload runs as select a template, confirm it, choose videos, then background analysis. Files stay locked until confirmation, and each file may be at most 2048 MB.
The four steps on the upload page
Frame Highlights lists the upload order as select a template, confirm the template, upload videos, and then background analysis. The upload entry on https://ajuno.xibalans.com/image-video-processing/ follows those four steps. Batch video upload is the first capability on the landing page, and the batch still depends on a confirmed template. A batch is not a way to drop files in before anyone has looked at the strategy.
The broader workflow is often described as upload video, choose a template, review results, and keep them for reuse. The upload screen is more specific: the template is selected and confirmed before the file picker can be used, because background analysis has to carry that strategy. A team should follow the step that is actually open on the page. Remembering a file on disk is not the same as having confirmed a template for it.
That order matters for an MCN desk handling several shows in one afternoon. The person who confirms the template is choosing the strategy for every file added in that batch. If the wrong preset is confirmed, the files that follow are analyzed under that preset. The fix is not a hidden second picker. The fix is to confirm the template that matches the content before any file is chosen.
Files stay locked until the template is confirmed
Until the template is confirmed, files cannot be selected. Choosing a template only marks a strategy. Confirming it is what unlocks upload. Before confirmation, file selection is unavailable. The lock keeps a batch from entering background analysis while the preset and the weights are still unsettled.
If the same day includes talking-head footage, a match, and close-ups, those videos belong in separate batches. Each batch confirms its own template, and only then are files chosen. The page does not offer a side path that accepts files first and attaches a template later. There is no control that stores a file in a waiting area without a confirmed template.
The confirmation step is also the moment to read the preset text. 人物动感高能, 智能均衡, 综合动感高能, 人物特写, and 画质优秀 are not interchangeable labels. Confirming one of them commits the batch. Switching after files are already in analysis is a different task, not an edit of the locked picker.
Formats, per-file size, and the cover enhancement box
Accepted formats are avi, mkv, mov, and mp4. Each file may be at most 2048 MB. A file over that size, or in a format outside the list, is outside what the upload page states. For a batch, the limit applies to each file. The page does not describe adding the batch together and then testing one combined total.
The upload step includes a 封面高清增强 checkbox. It is an option on this step for high-definition enhancement of covers. Checking it does not publish a cover, and it does not mark any ratio as selected. Covers still appear later on the task detail in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16, where each ratio can be marked 已选定 or 已取消.
The checkbox is easy to overlook because it sits beside the file step rather than on the dashboard. It does not change the five signal names, and it does not replace template confirmation. A batch can be confirmed with the box clear or with the box checked. Either way, reviewers still judge covers per ratio after analysis. The checkbox is not a delivery switch.
Restore the preset, or save a new team template
If parameters have been changed, 恢复默认 returns the current adjustment to the preset. The other action is 调整参数并保存为新模板. The saved template can be reused on a later batch. That is the landing-page idea of adjusting weights to form a team template. Saving happens in the template step before upload. It does not replace review after analysis.
恢复默认 does not rewrite tasks that have already finished. It changes the template state being prepared for this submission. A task already in the task list keeps the parameters that were confirmed for it. Comparing two different parameter sets belongs on the same-source compare page, not in a hope that restore will edit an old result.
Saving a new template is how a team keeps a repeated setup without treating the factory defaults as the only choice. The new template is still only an analysis strategy. It does not accept clips, select covers, or post anything. Those decisions remain on the task and in the library after the run.
Background analysis starts only after confirmation
After the template is confirmed and the files are chosen, background analysis starts. The run uses the template just confirmed. Highlight recommendations combine motion, audio, faces, shot density, and image quality, and the task prepares multi-ratio covers. The end of analysis is not the same as acceptance. The workbench can still say 还有待确认片段，可逐个采用或驳回.
While analysis is in the background, the header's queue count and running count show how the workspace is queued and running at that time. Those counts are a snapshot of the current workspace. Upload does not publish to an external platform and does not create a payment. A valid format, a size within 2048 MB, and a confirmed template only mean the batch can be analyzed.
The task list is where that run can be opened again. Recent tasks on the workbench keep the latest five in view. Neither place is a publishing queue. When the status later reads completed, the team still has to accept or reject recommended clips and decide each cover ratio.
Can files be dropped in before the template is confirmed?
No. Files cannot be selected until the template is confirmed. The order is select a template, confirm the template, upload videos, then background analysis.
Does the cover enhancement box publish the cover?
No. 封面高清增强 is only a checkbox on the upload step. Each cover ratio is selected or unselected on the task detail, and Frame Highlights does not publish covers to external platforms.