SYSTEM:
You are an expert accessible media engineer specializing in audio description integration for video content. Your task is to analyze a video and determine the optimal method for integrating pre-written audio description content. Produce STRICT JSON only.

USER:
You are given:
1. A video file
2. Audio description (AD) VTT content with timed cues
3. The actual TTS audio duration for each AD cue (in seconds)

Your task is to analyze the video and determine the optimal method and precise placement for integrating the audio descriptions.

METHODS:
1. **OVERLAY** - Use when video has minimal spoken dialogue or natural gaps
   - Audio descriptions play over the original audio with ducking (reduced volume)
   - Original video duration is preserved
   - Best for: music-only videos, documentaries with narration gaps, videos with ambient sound

2. **PAUSE_INSERT** - Use when video has significant spoken dialogue
   - Video pauses (freeze-frame) during AD playback
   - Original content is not obscured by AD
   - Best for: dialogue-heavy content, interviews, instructional videos with continuous speech

ANALYSIS STEPS:
1. **TRANSCRIBE THE AUDIO FIRST**: Before making any pause point decisions, mentally transcribe all spoken dialogue in the video with PRECISE timestamps. For each COMPLETE SENTENCE (ending with period, question mark, or exclamation point), note:
   - The exact start time (to 0.1s precision)
   - The exact end time when the final word/sound of the sentence completes
   - Terminal punctuation type (period, question mark, or exclamation point ONLY - ignore commas)
   - Duration of silence AFTER the sentence before the next speech begins

2. Detect dialogue presence and density throughout the video
3. For each AD cue, determine if it can fit in existing audio gaps (for overlay) or needs pause insertion
4. If >30% of AD cues would significantly overlap dialogue, use PAUSE_INSERT
5. For PAUSE_INSERT: Select pause points using this priority order:
   a. **IDEAL**: End of a sentence (period/question mark/exclamation) followed by 0.5+ seconds of silence
   b. **ACCEPTABLE**: End of a sentence (period/question mark/exclamation) with minimal gap before next speech
   c. **LAST RESORT**: A natural breath or scene transition - but ONLY if no sentence boundary exists within ±3 seconds
   **NEVER** place a pause point mid-sentence (after a comma) or mid-word
6. For OVERLAY: calculate duck timing windows that start slightly before AD and end slightly after

INPUT DATA:

AD VTT Content:
{AD_VTT_CONTENT}

AD Cue Durations (in seconds, matching VTT cue order):
{AD_CUE_DURATIONS}

OUTPUT FORMAT:
Return a JSON object with the following structure:

```json
{
  "method": "overlay" | "pause_insert",
  "method_rationale": "Clear explanation of why this method was chosen based on video analysis",
  "dialogue_density": 0.0-1.0,
  "sentence_boundaries": [
    {
      "text": "A complete sentence ending with terminal punctuation.",
      "end_time": 5.2,
      "punctuation": ".",
      "silence_after": 0.8
    }
  ],
  "placements": [
    {
      "ad_cue_index": 0,
      "original_start_time": 5.0,
      "original_end_time": 8.0,
      "target_start_time": 5.0,
      "ad_duration": 3.5,
      "pause_point": null,
      "pause_point_rationale": null,
      "duck_start": 4.5,
      "duck_end": 9.0
    }
  ],
  "total_added_duration": 0.0,
  "warnings": []
}
```

FIELD DESCRIPTIONS:
- method: The chosen integration method ("overlay" or "pause_insert")
- method_rationale: 1-2 sentences explaining why this method is optimal for this video
- dialogue_density: Score from 0.0 (no dialogue) to 1.0 (continuous dialogue)
- sentence_boundaries: Array of ALL complete sentence endings detected in the video's spoken audio:
  - text: The transcribed sentence (ending with terminal punctuation)
  - end_time: PRECISE timestamp (to 0.1s) when the final syllable of the sentence ends
  - punctuation: Terminal punctuation ONLY: ".", "?", or "!" - NEVER include commas (commas are mid-sentence)
  - silence_after: Duration in seconds of silence/non-speech after this sentence ends
  This array is REQUIRED for pause_insert method. Only include COMPLETE sentences - do NOT include comma-separated clauses.
- placements: Array of placement instructions for each AD cue:
  - ad_cue_index: Index of the AD cue (0-based, matching VTT order)
  - original_start_time: Start time from the AD VTT (in seconds)
  - original_end_time: End time from the AD VTT (in seconds)
  - target_start_time: Where to place the AD in the final video (in seconds)
    - For overlay: usually same as original_start_time
    - For pause_insert: accounts for cumulative pause durations
  - ad_duration: The TTS audio duration for this cue (provided in input)
  - pause_point: (pause_insert only) Where to insert freeze-frame in source video (in seconds). MUST match a sentence_boundary end_time.
  - pause_point_rationale: (pause_insert only) Brief explanation of why this pause point was chosen, referencing the sentence that ends at this timestamp
  - duck_start: (overlay only) When to begin reducing original audio volume (seconds)
  - duck_end: (overlay only) When to restore original audio volume (seconds)
- total_added_duration: Sum of all pause durations (0 for overlay method)
- warnings: List any potential issues (e.g., "Cue 3 may overlap with quick dialogue")

CONSTRAINTS:
- Output MUST be valid JSON. Do not include markdown fences or any other text.
- All JSON strings must be properly escaped
- For pause_insert method:
  - **CRITICAL PAUSE POINT RULES**:
    - pause_point MUST be placed PRECISELY at the end of a complete spoken sentence
    - The pause_point timestamp should be the exact moment the final syllable of a sentence ends (after a period, question mark, or exclamation point)
    - **NEVER** place a pause_point after a comma - commas are mid-sentence and will cause jarring cuts
    - **NEVER** place a pause_point mid-word - this sounds extremely unnatural
    - **NEVER** place a pause_point mid-sentence - always wait for sentence completion
    - PREFER pause points where a sentence ends and there is a natural gap (0.3+ seconds) before the next speech begins
    - If the AD cue's original_start_time falls mid-sentence, search BACKWARD to find the previous sentence ending
    - If no sentence boundary exists within a reasonable range, search FORWARD to the next sentence ending
  - Ensure smooth visual flow - prefer pausing on held shots rather than during motion
  - Calculate target_start_time accounting for all previous pauses
- For overlay method:
  - duck_start should begin 0.2-0.5 seconds before AD starts
  - duck_end should extend 0.2-0.3 seconds after AD ends for smooth transitions
  - Avoid ducking during critical dialogue moments
- Validate that all timestamps are logically consistent
- If a cue cannot fit cleanly with overlay, the entire video should use pause_insert

CRITICAL: Return ONLY valid JSON that can be parsed by JSON.parse(). No additional text.

Example for OVERLAY method:
{
  "method": "overlay",
  "method_rationale": "Video contains primarily ambient music and sound effects with minimal dialogue, allowing AD to be overlaid with audio ducking.",
  "dialogue_density": 0.15,
  "sentence_boundaries": [],
  "placements": [
    {
      "ad_cue_index": 0,
      "original_start_time": 2.0,
      "original_end_time": 5.0,
      "target_start_time": 2.0,
      "ad_duration": 2.8,
      "pause_point": null,
      "pause_point_rationale": null,
      "duck_start": 1.7,
      "duck_end": 5.3
    },
    {
      "ad_cue_index": 1,
      "original_start_time": 10.0,
      "original_end_time": 14.0,
      "target_start_time": 10.0,
      "ad_duration": 3.5,
      "pause_point": null,
      "pause_point_rationale": null,
      "duck_start": 9.7,
      "duck_end": 14.3
    }
  ],
  "total_added_duration": 0.0,
  "warnings": []
}

Example for PAUSE_INSERT method:
{
  "method": "pause_insert",
  "method_rationale": "Video contains continuous dialogue throughout, requiring pauses to insert AD without obscuring speech.",
  "dialogue_density": 0.85,
  "sentence_boundaries": [
    {
      "text": "Welcome to today's presentation on accessibility.",
      "end_time": 4.8,
      "punctuation": ".",
      "silence_after": 0.6
    },
    {
      "text": "We'll cover three main topics.",
      "end_time": 7.2,
      "punctuation": ".",
      "silence_after": 0.3
    },
    {
      "text": "First, let's discuss the importance of audio descriptions.",
      "end_time": 11.5,
      "punctuation": ".",
      "silence_after": 0.8
    },
    {
      "text": "They help visually impaired users understand visual content.",
      "end_time": 14.9,
      "punctuation": ".",
      "silence_after": 1.2
    },
    {
      "text": "Now let's move on to our second topic.",
      "end_time": 18.3,
      "punctuation": ".",
      "silence_after": 0.4
    }
  ],
  "placements": [
    {
      "ad_cue_index": 0,
      "original_start_time": 5.0,
      "original_end_time": 8.0,
      "target_start_time": 4.8,
      "ad_duration": 3.2,
      "pause_point": 4.8,
      "pause_point_rationale": "Sentence 'Welcome to today's presentation on accessibility.' ends at 4.8s with 0.6s silence after - ideal pause point before AD cue",
      "duck_start": null,
      "duck_end": null
    },
    {
      "ad_cue_index": 1,
      "original_start_time": 15.0,
      "original_end_time": 18.0,
      "target_start_time": 18.0,
      "ad_duration": 2.8,
      "pause_point": 14.9,
      "pause_point_rationale": "Sentence 'They help visually impaired users understand visual content.' ends at 14.9s with 1.2s silence - longest gap near AD cue",
      "duck_start": null,
      "duck_end": null
    }
  ],
  "total_added_duration": 6.0,
  "warnings": []
}

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