AI TV Show Maker

Delivery specs for landscape AI video, as each vendor states them

Delivery specs for AI video, line by line

A spec sheet for landscape, long-form AI video: the resolution, frame rate, HDR, frame shapes, longest single output and marks on the file that 29 tools print on their own English pages, with the source and the date beside each figure. As of 2026-09-25.

Vendors with a figure, per spec lineCounted from the register. A line without a figure is left empty, not estimated.Vendors with a figure, per spec lineMaximum resolution2929Frame rate77HDR and bit depth33Aspect ratios1919Longest single output2626Watermark on output1515
Fig. 1 Counted from the register. A line without a figure is left empty, not estimated.
Vendors printing a figure on each spec line, out of 29, checked 2026-09-25.
Spec lineFigure printedNo figure
Maximum resolution290
Frame rate722
HDR and bit depth326
Aspect ratios1910
Longest single output263
Watermark on output1514

Inclusion rule. The 29 tools on the sheet; a line counts when the vendor's pages print any value for it. Order. The order the lines appear on every deliverable page.

1The resolution ladder

Each frame is drawn to scale against 4K: the highest resolution each tool's own pages print, from 720p up. 4K is split by how the pages say it is reached, generated, upscaled or exported, or not said.

2Why a delivery sheet

A television episode is judged on things a clip is not: whether the picture holds at full screen on a large set, whether the frame rate matches the rest of the programme, whether there is an HDR master, and whether a mark sits in the corner. Vendors print these figures in API tables, FAQ answers and plan rows, each in its own words.

The sheet lines them up. It records what is printed and where; it does not open a file and measure it, and it does not cover prices, subtitle files or audio tracks.

3Three things the sheet shows

14 of the 29 tools print 4K somewhere, but only 6 describe it as generated rather than reached by upscaling or export. Frame rate is the least documented line after HDR. And only 3 vendors state HDR output at all.

4Where to start

Open a deliverable to see one tool's six spec lines, the spec sheet to compare one line across twenty-nine tools, or the delivery checks when you already have a target, 4K, 24 fps, HDR10, a half-hour runtime, and want to know which vendors state it.

  • Deliverables — Six spec lines for 29 AI video tools, each figure from the vendor's own page…
  • Data — Every delivery figure on AI TV Show Maker in one CSV file, under ODbL
  • Vendor specs — Four readings of specs searched for beside this sheet…
  • Spec rankings — Two rankings of AI video generators by delivery checks read from vendor specification pages…
  • Spec sheet — The six delivery spec lines, each across all twenty-nine tools
  • Spec pairs — Two tools compared on the spec lines both of them fill
  • Delivery checks — Delivery targets such as 4K, 24 fps, HDR10 or a half-hour runtime
  • Broadcast terms — The delivery vocabulary the sheet relies on, defined and tied to vendors using each term
  • Delivery primer — Short guides to turning AI clips into a deliverable episode