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iptv-org pro is an independent public TV channel directory website whose data comes from the open-source iptv-org dataset. The directory includes 9,908 public broadcast television channel entries, covering 177 countries, and lists 12,099 broadcast sources. Users can search or filter by country and category to find channels, view metadata, official broadcast websites, and streaming technical attributes on channel detail pages, and open the listed public stream URLs in external players. The platform only provides an information index; it does not host, store, or transmit video or audio broadcasts, and it does not sell IPTV subscriptions or commercial playlists. All stream links point to external third-party public URLs, and stream accessibility depends on the original broadcaster.

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Hyperdream is an AI video generator and an end-to-end AI filmmaking studio. It integrates screenwriting, style setting, AI character casting, storyboarding, video generation, and editing into a single platform, and maintains contextual continuity throughout the entire process from script to finished film, thereby keeping characters and visual style consistent across scenes. Users can start from a single prompt or a one-sentence logline to generate a structured script, lock in a unified cinematic look (lighting, color grading, film grain), create AI actors with consistent appearance and voice, generate shot-by-shot storyboards, and use virtual camera controls, shot blocking, and shot selection to generate video in a "directed" manner, finally assembling shots in a built-in non-destructive editor, adding sound, and exporting the finished film. It is officially described as aimed at independent filmmakers, content creators, marketers, and production teams, and suitable for scenarios such as short films, music videos, advertisements, and trailers.

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Omni Flash AI

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Omni Flash AI is a browser-based AI short video generation tool. Its core idea is "reference-driven": users can upload a reference video, reference images, or first and last frames, allowing Omni Flash to inherit their style, motion language, and camera direction to generate a new short video. It supports four workflows: video-reference-to-video, reference-image-to-video, frame-to-video, and text-to-video. Users can preview credit consumption before submitting, generated results can be previewed and downloaded, and failed renders refund credits. New users receive starting credits upon registration, no credit card required. Generated videos can be used for scenarios such as social media, product ads, and explainer videos. All generated clips are saved in the workspace and can continue to be used as references for the next generation, making it easy to maintain brand and creative consistency.

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