/**
 * This file was auto-generated by Fern from our API Definition.
 */
import * as environments from "../../../../environments";
import * as core from "../../../../core";
import { Scale } from "../../../..";
export declare namespace Video {
    interface Options {
        environment?: environments.ScaleEnvironment | string;
        token?: core.Supplier<core.BearerToken | undefined>;
    }
}
export declare class Video {
    private readonly options;
    constructor(options: Video.Options);
    /**
     * This endpoint creates a `videoplaybackannotation` task. In this task, we will view the given video file and draw annotation around the specified objects. You are required to provide a URL to the video file as the `attachment`. It can be in `mp4`, `webm`, or `ogg` format. You can optionally provide additional markdown-enabled or Google Doc-based [instructions](https://scale.com/docs/instructions) via the `instruction` parameter. You may optionally specify a `frame_rate`, which will determine how many frames per second will be used to annotate the given video. The default value is `1`. You may also optionally specify `events_to_annotate`, a list of strings describing [events section](/reference/events) to annotate in the video. If the request is successful, Scale will return the generated task object, at which point you should store the `task_id` to have a permanent reference to the task.
     */
    createPlaybackAnnotation(request: Scale.VideoPlaybackAnnotationRequest): Promise<Scale.VideoPlaybackAnnotationResponse>;
    /**
     * ### **Note: Scale Video is only available for our Enterprise customers**. If you want to learn more, please contact our [sales team](https://scale.com/sales). This endpoint creates a `videoannotation` task. Given a series of images sampled from a video (which we will refer to as "frames"), Scale will annotate each frame with the Geometries (`box`, `polygon`, `line`, `point`, `cuboid,` and `ellipse`) you specify. The required parameter for this task is `geometries`. You can optionally provide additional markdown-enabled or Google Doc-based [instructions](https://scale.com/docs/instructions) via the `instruction` parameter. You may also optionally specify `events_to_annotate`, a list of strings describing [events section](/reference/events) to annotate in the video. If the request is successful, Scale will return the generated task object, at which point you should store the `task_id` to have a permanent reference to the task.
     */
    createGeneralAnnotation(request: Scale.VideoPlaybackAnnotationRequest): Promise<Scale.VideoPlaybackAnnotationResponse>;
}