AIGC Vision QC - Entertainment Standards

Each check gets a score, and the scores are combined into PASS, NEEDS REVIEW or FAIL. If a critical check falls below its floor, the project fails no matter how good the average is.

Add reference photos of each character once. The app then checks whether each image and clip shows the right character, and whether the face changes partway through a clip.

Finds frame-to-frame flicker and sudden jumps or unstable motion inside a clip.

Compares the first frame of each clip with its approved storyboard image, flags shots whose style drifts from the project, and lists storyboard shots that have no clip.

Presets such as film or product ad decide which checks run and how much each counts. Every weight and floor can be adjusted in settings.

The app and the HTML report switch between Chinese and English with one click.

An ad with no storyboard is not marked down for missing storyboard checks — those checks are skipped, and the report says exactly what was and wasn't checked. Turning checks off by hand does not make a project pass.

Stop a run at any time. The next run picks up where it left off, and one broken file doesn't stop the rest.

The signed record includes the method used to build it, so anyone can recompute the fingerprints and confirm the files were not changed. It reports only what each file says about itself, and never guesses.

Checks run locally and use the graphics card when there is one. If it runs out of graphics memory, the app switches to the processor and marks that check in the report, instead of crashing.