System Architecture and Core Technologies
This project adopts a modular pipeline architecture, breaking down the news video generation process into multiple independently optimizable links. The overall technology stack covers mobile front-end, back-end API services, and multiple AI processing modules, forming a complete end-to-end solution.
Front-end Technology Selection
The project uses the Flutter framework to develop cross-platform mobile applications, written in the Dart language. Flutter's hot reload feature and rich UI component library enable developers to quickly build responsive and aesthetically pleasing user interfaces. The front-end module is responsible for receiving news article inputs, displaying processing status, and previewing and downloading the final video.
Back-end Service Architecture
The back-end is built using the Python ecosystem, providing RESTful API services based on the Flask or FastAPI framework. The back-end undertakes core responsibilities such as coordinating various AI modules, managing task queues, and storing intermediate results. Through the design of the API layer, the front-end and back-end are decoupled, facilitating subsequent function expansion and performance optimization.
AI Processing Pipeline
The core value of the system lies in its AI-driven content generation pipeline, which includes four key modules:
Text Summarization Module: Uses natural language processing technology to extract key information from long news articles, generating concise scripts suitable for short video durations, ensuring the retention of core news elements and compliance with short video viewing habits.
Scene Generation and Image Synthesis: Based on the summary content, automatically plans video visual scenes and calls generative AI models to create supporting contextual images, replacing traditional material shooting and collection work.
Speech Synthesis for Narrations: Converts text summaries into natural and fluent voice narrations, integrating advanced text-to-speech APIs that support multi-language and multi-tone options, with professional-level dubbing effects.
Video Rendering Engine: Uses OpenCV and FFmpeg tools to synthesize image sequences, voice narrations, dynamic text, and other elements into a complete video file, responsible for post-processing such as scene transitions, audio-visual synchronization, and subtitle overlay.