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qwen-mm-plugins-omni-memory

Build and query persistent stateful audio-visual memory for long videos, including people, speaker-attributed dialogue, paralinguistics, non-speech sound, events, semantic facts, and selective source-clip replay.

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# Audio-Visual Memory

Check the `qwen-mm-plugins-omni-memory` tools in your tool list for full schemas and parameters.

## First decide whether this video needs a memory at all

Building one costs an omni call per 30s window, so over a short video it spends N calls indexing what
fits in a single request. Decide by length, and by whether the user wants a memory.

**How you learn the length: `get_memory_status(video_path=...)`.** It reports `duration_min` for the source video even when no memory exists, and its `next_step` already applies the table below — so the call you had to make anyway also answers this. (It reads the file with ffprobe; if that is unavailable the field is absent and building is the safe default.)

| Length | What to do |
|---|---|
| **under ~10 min** | `watch_and_answer(video_path, question)` — no memory, one call, done |
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