What shipped on minimaxh3max.video, dated and traceable. This is an independent interface to MiniMax H3 Max — MiniMax's own model notes live on their site, and nothing here speaks for them.
Every render-time figure on this site was a stand-in until today — including the ones printed under copy promising they were measured. Twenty-two timed runs later they are real, and two of them were wrong by more than half.
Thirty-six URLs, twenty-eight of which told a crawler nothing about when they last moved. All forty-two now carry a real date, there are three RSS feeds, and this page exists again — with a version number the tool pages report.
Nobody generated a video here between 5 and 7 September. Two separate faults, neither of which produced an error anywhere. Both are now pinned by tests, and a refused prompt finally leaves a trace, a reason and a deadline.
Image to video, reference to video and video to video shipped on the strength of a vendor page. We put a request through each. All three render, and the note saying H3 has no video-to-video endpoint turned out to be false.
The free lane was routing to a different engine while the page said H3 Max. It now runs the model the site is named after, once, and the verification step says what it is actually checking.
Every page about the H3 Max live stream was a report on something you could not watch. /live now plays a 299-clip tape of our own, and /fal-minimax-h3-max prices your job instead of reprinting a rate card.
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