When using the video editing function of a short video SDK to insert music, you can typically use the following sources of music:
Built-in Music Library: Many short video SDKs provide a preloaded library of royalty-free or licensed music tracks that users can directly select and insert into their videos.
Example: A user editing a travel vlog can choose a background music track like "Relaxing Piano" from the SDK's library.
User-Uploaded Music: Some SDKs allow users to upload their own music files (e.g., MP3, WAV) for use in videos, provided they have the necessary rights or licenses.
Example: A content creator uploads an original song they composed to use as the soundtrack for their promotional video.
Third-Party Music APIs: Some SDKs integrate with external music platforms (e.g., licensed music providers) to offer a wider selection of tracks, often with proper licensing.
Example: A user selects a trending track from a partnered music service to enhance their dance video.
For cloud-based solutions, Tencent Cloud offers media processing services like Media Processing Service (MPS), which can integrate with short video SDKs to handle music insertion, transcoding, and other video editing tasks efficiently. Additionally, Tencent Cloud's Content Delivery Network (CDN) ensures smooth playback of videos with embedded music across devices.