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I bought 1k flow credits, generated 78 images using flow agent 20 per batch, below I was able to generate batches of videos using flow agent 4 batches of videos, 10,10,20,20 then 18 , I used Omniflash 8s 12 credits for each video total of 936 credits 😊😊 Thank... show more

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