The Virumi team
Choose a dunk workflow by the result you need. A fixed meme sequence, a newly directed basketball scene and an edit of footage you already own require different tools. A resolution label alone does not tell you whether the ball and players will behave correctly.
| Workflow | What you control | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Virumi 1v1 Dunk preset | Dunker photo, optional defender, version and quality | Identity, ball contact, leap and replay continuity |
| Open-ended video generation | Your written scene and the controls of that service | Whether it can preserve both subjects and follow the complete sequence |
| Editing existing footage | Cuts, speed and sound of your source footage | Source rights, continuity and whether a new identity is actually generated |
Compare complete attempts
For Virumi’s current 14-second scene, Balanced 480p is 15 credits and 720p is 25. Read Premium prices on the selected quote. Count the credits needed for the attempt you intend to submit, rather than dividing a pack by a one-time first-video discount. Prices of other services are outside this comparison.
Inspect an entire output
Look for believable hand-to-ball contact, stable faces, a coherent basket entry and the same action in replay. A single attractive poster is insufficient evidence. If you want the preset sequence, follow the upload guide. If you want a different camera or a different play, choose a workflow that exposes those controls.