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AbodeVid Lab · visible evidence
Property-video evidence you can inspect yourself
AbodeVid Lab now follows the production chain from source-photo quality to generated scenes, apartment and villa provenance, three clean ratios, post-generation editing, template application and downstream campaign artifacts. Every study states what its media proves—and what it does not.
Evidence rules
What belongs in the Lab—and what does not
Finished landscape, vertical and square sample pages are used as the evidence layer for framing and presentation observations.
These examples do not establish CTR, watch-time, lead-conversion or ranking improvements. Those claims require separate controlled data.
Evidence library
12 distinct evidence studies, each with one job
Three real user source sets matched to their clean videos
Inspect eighteen exact listing photographs across a bungalow-style movable villa, duplex villa and detached villa, then watch the corresponding clean user outputs.
Inspect evidence →Real photos that give motion more—or less—spatial information
Compare layered rooms and exteriors with wall-heavy, close-cropped user inputs to see why source composition can change how much cinematic movement a frame can support.
Inspect evidence →Six apartment photos matched to a clean 16:9 property video
Move from shared amenity context into an open-plan apartment, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom, then inspect the clean matching output.
Inspect evidence →Exact six-photo source set to one clean 16:9 video
Inspect the six original property photographs in production order and watch the corresponding clean 30.2-second landscape output.
Inspect evidence →Six scenes sampled from source to early, middle and late frames
Document visible scene-to-scene motion variation without turning output observations into claims about hidden model reasoning.
Inspect evidence →The same six-photo listing in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1
Keep the property and sequence fixed while the canvas changes, so crop and framing differences can be inspected directly.
Inspect evidence →Clean generated video to customized delivery version
Compare the same property before and after customization, then inspect desktop, mobile and three-ratio editor screens.
Inspect evidence →Exact fifteen-photo sequence to one clean property video
Inspect the entire source set in production order and stream the matching clean master from the public AbodeVid preview endpoint.
Inspect evidence →Intro and outro selection, preview and apply evidence
Watch a real editor session move through template choices and the render-complete state without turning a screen recording into a performance claim.
Inspect evidence →One completed listing across several Marketing Kit artifacts
Inspect the property page, kit dashboard, seller presentation, media exports and brochure layouts as separate generated deliverables.
Inspect evidence →Luxury villa across three aspect ratios
Use a different premium-property example to study architectural context and format-specific composition.
Inspect evidence →A 10-second modern-home sequence across three formats
Inspect a concise property-video example separately from the full 30-second six-photo evidence set.
Inspect evidence →What comes later
Controlled product tests should be published only after the test exists
Future Lab pages can test variables such as photo count, scene pacing or format-specific framing with a fixed source set. Until those runs are completed and documented, this hub will not describe them as proven experiments.
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Evidence pages show what is visible in the current examples. Guides explain how to choose photos, durations, formats and quality-control steps for a real listing.
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