Yes, the Google Gemini API supports the processing of text, images, and audio within a single API call due to its natively multimodal architecture.
The core of this functionality lies in Gemini's unified processing of different data types in one inference pass.
Supported audio formats include WAV, MP3, AIFF, AAC, OGG, and FLAC. The API processes audio at 32 tokens per second.
The generateContent method accepts a contents.parts array where different data types can be mixed in any order.
For example, a developer could send an audio file of a lecture, an image of a diagram, and a text prompt asking if the speaker's description accurately reflects the diagram.
The primary output of most standard Gemini models is text; they do not generate audio or images.
When compared to other major API providers, Gemini's approach offers distinct capabilities in unified single-call processing.
In conclusion, the Gemini API provides robust, native support for processing text, images, and audio in a single, unified API call.
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