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I am suddenly getting 400569 errors when using the video status endpoint and the video ID returned from the video agent endpoint. I can see the video generating when I go to the UI and look, but the ID there is bfeef1a4-811f-4273-acb7-962aeb45ea1d while the id returned is {
"error": null,
"data": {
"video_id": "4d2394edcaf64a628ccb73aed2853422"
}
}

My input payload for the video agent endpoint is {
"prompt": "<prompt id="video-agent" category="transformation" output-format="text">\n\n\nUsing the following information, create a video. The video should be visually engaging and suitable for a newsletter audience. Use the information to create a compelling narrative for the video content. The video should be concise and informative, effectively conveying the key points from the provided information.\n\n\n\nUse minimal, clean styled visuals.\n\nPrimary Color is #007bff\n\nI have attached a logo as an asset. Use the logo in the video to enhance brand recognition.\n\nLeverage motion graphics as B-rolls and A-roll overlays. Use AI videos when necessary. When real-world footage is needed, use Stock Media. Include an intro sequence, outro sequence, and chapter breaks using Motion Graphics.\n\nAt the beginning of the video, create an appropriate video identification picture using the color scheme and the name of the update. Make sure it is positioned in the video so that the downloaded thumbnail form the video is that image.\n\n\n\n\nFTS US Evening Market Briefing\n\nMarket Briefing\n\nIn the Markets\n\nAs of 7:48 PM GMT\n\nDow Jones\n\n49395.17\n\n▼-0.3%\n\nNASDAQ Composite\n\n22682.73\n\n▲0.19%\n\nS&P 500\n\n6861.89\n\n▲0.01%\n\nAccording to\nRTT News\n, Thursday’s trading mood flipped from Wednesday’s rally to caution as a profit warning from Walmart and a fresh spike in Middle-East tensions coaxed investors out of risk. The Dow shed about 150 points, while the S&P 500 finished virtually unchanged and the Nasdaq eked out a slim gain, a split tape that underscored how selective the late-day buying was. Airline and housing shares paced the laggards, but pockets of strength emerged in computer-hardware names, hinting that traders were already positioning for next week’s tech-heavy earnings calendar. With January CPI due Friday, desks reported light volumes and a defensive bias; the Fed’s minutes reinforced the message that policymakers need “clear indication” disinflation is back on track before cutting rates, prompting an incremental uptick in rate-cut odds later in the year.\n\nAway from the index action, earnings remained centre stage. Cloud-infrastructure specialist Akamai easily cleared estimates and lifted its full-year outlook as demand for edge computing and security tools accelerates, a trend the company expects will persist even as memory costs rise,\nAssociated Press Finance\nreported. Elsewhere, Walgreens confirmed more than six-hundred job cuts after last year’s private-equity takeover, adding to the retail sector’s belt-tightening theme, while Cisco touted a breakthrough in quantum networking that could widen its moat in next-generation data transport.\n\nIn commodities, bullion stayed just shy of the psychologically important $5,000 mark as haven demand tied to the U.S.–Iran standoff offset a firmer dollar; traders also weighed hawkish comments from Fed governor Stephen Miran,\nBloomberg\nnoted. Crude futures were whipsawed: an early rally linked to a rising geopolitical risk premium faded into the close on profit-taking, yet energy stocks still outperformed most cyclicals. Treasury markets ended flat after surrendering an early bounce, their resilience attributed to both the flight-to-quality bid and traders’ reluctance to place big bets ahead of Friday’s inflation data, as detailed by\nThe Wall Street Journal\n.\n\nDigital-asset markets provided little distraction: Bitcoin hovered below recent highs, with\nBloomberg\npointing out that waning CME futures interest has sapped momentum since the October peak, leaving the token directionless as institutional basis trades wind down. Meanwhile, uranium names caught a late bid after Denison Mines secured final approval for its Phoenix project, a regulatory milestone flagged by\nSeeking Alpha\n, and adding another layer of complexity to an already busy commodities tape.\n\nFebruary 19, 2026 4:00 PM -05:00",
"config": {
"duration_sec": 120,
"orientation": "landscape"
},
"files": [
{
"asset_id": "f943ff9adca64dcc8e719a2655667a28"
}
]
}

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