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LiteLLM says its gateway now routes fal video generation with per-clip cost tracking

According to a post on X by @LiteLLM, users can now generate videos on fal through the LiteLLM Gateway, with cost tracked for each clip. The post says the fal video model is added in config.yaml or the Admin UI, and videos are then requested with a POST /v1/videos call. The post presents this as a way to handle video generation alongside the text models already routed through the gateway. The provided text does not include pricing figures or further technical details.

Source: Scobleizer News Pulse (X) · x.com Found via Robert Scoble’s Scobleizer News Pulse · a post on X, not independently verified Published 2026-11-14T23:45:00+00:00 Detected 2026-11-15T02:23:30+00:00
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According to a post on X by @LiteLLM, users can now generate videos on fal through the LiteLLM Gateway, with cost tracked for each clip. The post says the fal video model is added in config.yaml or the Admin UI, and videos are then requested with a POST /v1/videos call. The post presents this as a way to handle video generation alongside the text models already routed through the gateway. The provided text does not include pricing figures or further technical details.

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LiteLLM says you can now generate videos on fal through the LiteLLM Gateway, with the cost tracked per clip. You add the fal video model in config.yaml or the Admin UI, then call POST /v1/videos. Why it matters: Teams using one gateway for text models can now meter video spend in the same place. Original post on X...

Teams already using LiteLLM for text models could meter video spend in the same place rather than tracking it separately. Developers who want to test fal video models would need to add them to their gateway configuration first. Readers should check the original post and LiteLLM's documentation for complete setup details, since the excerpt available here is partial.

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