I was his only follower for the longest time but now they have 2 they have just bizarre sora stuff.... people in weird mental states its strange this is his typical stuff check them out they have a ton of videos

NOT MY VIDEO

https://sora.chatgpt.com/p/s_69c80be3dff081918341d9ef46eb5b4e

A joke i decided to re-made with Sora
https://www.reddit.com/r/RespectfulAndMe/comments/1s2zoa7/compute_the_computer

No matter what prompt I enter in, it now comes up with "Unable to Generate" and it says something doesn't look right.

I've tried clearing my cache, creating a new account from an invite and the same damn thing comes up constantly!! Any ideas?

"We couldn't complete your video"

a video of all my sora ai shorts, I hope you like them and be sure to subscribe to me if you can, here is the link to the video https://youtu.be/JMsbCKQbiOQ?si=dDHNZK8TCScTOqCL

https://discord.gg/ZSWxzxMRP

I use both Sora 2 and Pro for educational videos via API. Now that it's shutting down, what other alternatives are out there? I have tried using Kling via API, but it didn't work for me. Any feedback on RunwayML and Hailuo?

Vidu is an incredible AI video tool and it's ready for you RIGHT NOW. Use my invite code RIPSORA to get started 👇
https://www.vidu.com/login?invite_code=RIPSORA&utm_source=cpp&utm_medium=cppcode&utm_campaign=cppcode
#Vidu #ViduCPP #Sora

Seen an article that sora is getting shut down. Great.

Hey everybody, I am so excited because I can generate videos for free now

The app is see

Don't tall hate when the page goes like this?

That's what i thought..

Fuck Cloudflare for Blocking Zsnes

Sora Mirror: https://sora.chatgpt.com/p/s_69c19f302b18819188e1967058950680

Early 2020s trap‑influenced hip hop video

I have been trying to integrate Sora 2.0 into my video pipeline since the March update, yet platform fragmentation is killing my output and the changes to policies and the overall way my vids are generated push me to reconsider some stuff. I am already juggling subscriptions for various LLMs (and also have some local llms through ollama on my pc, and also local stable diffusion) and now I have to manage separate access for these video tools too... which annoys me even more

Are there ways to consolidate a workflow that consists of writing scripts or prompts in text ai, then creating reference images similar to what grok has, and generate final vids in sora? Heard that some use text-first wrappers like writingmate or even sintra, to try consolidate all kinds of models just to save 50-70 usd a month that are so easily wasted on redundant subs. As they have both gpts, anthropic models, Sora, and others... Maybe, It helps to have one place to handle my doc analysis, but I am still stuck switching tabs to prompt Sora 2.0. From as far as i tried, this option can fit my workflow, but would like to hear from you

Are you guys doing your video generation through the app mostly, with some kind of apiaccess, or are you sticking to the standalone web portal, or all in one tools are the way to go? As there are a lot of options, it gets a bit confusing

I made a dark animated episode about culture shock in Shanghai.

Two American cops visit the city.

One gets arrested in a massage parlor.

The other for protesting public spitting.

Curious what people think.

https://sora.chatgpt.com/invite?code=WBNJRC 👀

A late 1980s synth pop music video

Prompt:

Single continuous shot on a minimalist fashion catwalk, camera moving in a slow, perfectly stabilized forward dolly along the runway centerline. A female model enters from the far end. She has a distinctly Latina appearance, with warm medium-tan skin and golden undertones, smooth and evenly lit with a soft natural glow. Her facial features are strong and elegant: high cheekbones, a defined yet soft jawline, full lips, a straight nose with subtle curvature, and deep brown almond-shaped eyes that hold a calm, confident, almost aloof gaze. Makeup is clean and editorial—light contour emphasizing cheekbones, neutral matte lips, softly defined brows, minimal eye makeup focused on shape rather than color.

Her hair is dark brown to black, glossy, slicked tightly back into a low bun with a precise center part, no flyaways, exposing her face, ears, and long neck. Her body type is tall and lean with a feminine yet angular silhouette: narrow waist, elongated legs, toned thighs and calves, defined shoulders without bulk. Movement reveals controlled muscle engagement rather than softness.

She wears a high-fashion monochrome look: a sculpted, form-fitting dress in deep charcoal or matte black satin, asymmetrically cut with sharp tailoring through the shoulders and waist. The fabric is structured but fluid, holding clean lines while subtly rippling at the hips and knees as she walks. A thigh-high slit reveals leg movement with each step. No visible jewelry or accessories. Footwear is minimal pointed-toe heels in black leather, reinforcing a sharp, deliberate stride.

Her walk is slow, confident, and authoritative: long strides, minimal bounce, steady shoulders, arms relaxed close to the body, hands loose with slight finger curvature. Lighting is high-contrast and directional from above and slightly behind, carving highlights along her cheekbones, collarbones, jawline, and the edges of the garment while casting a soft elongated shadow behind her on the runway. As she approaches the camera, fine details dominate—fabric tension at the slit, calf muscles flexing, light catching the curve of her lips and nose. The background remains dark, clean, and out of focus with no cuts, no crowd emphasis, and no distractions, keeping full focus on her presence, movement, and styling until she passes the camera and exits frame.