Terms worth knowing. Plainly explained.
Definitions of the key terms used across Flipick's AI video platform and LMS — from VVP and credits to SCORM and overlays.
- VVP / Variable Video Production
- Flipick's technology for rendering a single master AI film into many personalised variants. Each variant can have a different name, price, language, overlay or data value — rendered on Flipick's servers, making per-variant cost a fraction of the master.
- Master Film
- The single AI-rendered source video from which all VVP variants are derived. Paid for once, at the full AI render credit rate.
- Variant
- A personalised version of the master film with different overlays, voiceover, language or data — rendered at a small fraction of the master's cost.
- Credits
- Flipick's unit of account. 1 credit = ₹1 (INR) or $0.01 (USD). No seats, no subscriptions — pay only for what you render and distribute.
- Screenplay Creator
- Flipick's AI tool that converts a brief into a structured screenplay and storyboard for team approval before rendering begins.
- Ingredients
- Reusable static image assets — logos, backgrounds, product shots — stored once and assembled into the personalised overlay frames placed on top of generated video.
- Overlays
- Dynamic text, logo, price or CTA elements placed on the master film. Each VVP variant can swap overlay values without re-rendering the underlying film.
- Asset Library
- A central repository in Flipick's AI video platform for reusable production elements — brand ambassadors, characters, products and locations — that persist consistently across every project.
- Beats
- Individual frames within a video shot in Flipick's Video Builder. Pace settings control how many beats render per shot — from measured (fewer beats) to Super Energetic (nine frames in a ten-second clip).
- SCORM
- Sharable Content Object Reference Model — the eLearning standard that allows courses to be deployed to any compliant LMS and report completion and scores. Flipick's PPT-to-SCORM service produces SCORM 1.2 output.
- xAPI / Tin Can
- Experience API — the successor to SCORM that tracks learning activities beyond the LMS, including video completion, mobile learning and offline activity. Flipick's PPT-to-SCORM service supports xAPI reporting.
- LMS
- Learning Management System — a platform for delivering, managing and tracking training. Flipick LMS G2 is Flipick's own AI skills-development platform. Flipick's SCORM output deploys to any compliant third-party LMS.
- PPT-to-SCORM
- Flipick's service that converts PowerPoint, PDF or Word documents into fully animated, narrated, assessed SCORM 1.2 courses in approximately 15 days — without the client needing to rebuild from scratch in an authoring tool.
- Zero Hallucination
- Flipick's commitment that AI Video and PPT-to-SCORM content contains no invented facts. Every element is locked to source documents and human-reviewed before delivery.
Common questions about Flipick terms.
What is Variable Video Production (VVP)?
Variable Video Production (VVP) is Flipick's technology for rendering one master AI film into hundreds of personalised variants. Each variant can have different names, prices, languages or overlay data — produced at a fraction of the master film's cost, without re-rendering the underlying AI video.
What is a credit in Flipick?
A credit is Flipick's unit of account. 1 credit equals ₹1 (INR) or $0.01 USD. Credits cover both AI video creation (3,300 credits per finished minute at base rate) and VVP distribution (20–50 credits per recipient depending on volume). There are no seats and no subscriptions.
What is SCORM and how does Flipick use it?
SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is the eLearning standard that lets courses report completion and scores to any compliant LMS. Flipick's PowerPoint-to-SCORM service converts PowerPoint, PDF or Word documents into fully animated, narrated, assessed SCORM 1.2 courses in approximately 15 days.
What is the Screenplay Creator?
The Screenplay Creator is Flipick's AI tool that converts a brief into a structured screenplay and storyboard. You describe your objective, and the AI builds scenes, shot-by-shot breakdowns, voiceover and dialogue. You approve the story before any rendering credits are spent.
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