Test MusVideo Storyboard API Key via HTTP Request
Test MusVideo Storyboard API Key via HTTP Request
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Test MusVideo Storyboard API Key via HTTP Request
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Test your MusVideo Storyboard API key with a single HTTP request (no image/video generation)
This n8n workflow lets you verify your MusVideo storyboard x-api-key authentication by manually sending a sample audio URL, then splitting the returned storyboard into individual scene items you can inspect—without generating any images or videos.
What this workflow does
- Manual trigger: The workflow runs when you execute it manually in n8n.
- Build a test payload: It sets a sample request with an audioUrl, a title, and a visual style prompt (you can optionally replace these values before running).
- POST to MusVideo storyboard endpoint: It sends a POST request to create a storyboard with scenes (the source notes scenes up to 15 seconds per scene) and returns the full HTTP response.
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Split the response into per-scene items: Using
body.data.scenes, it outputs one n8n item per scene, exposing fields such as startTime, duration, imagePrompt, videoPrompt, and lyrics.
Use cases
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API key verification: Confirm your MusVideo
x-api-keyis accepted before integrating storyboard generation into a production pipeline. - Prompt inspection: Review returned scene prompts (image/video) and lyrics to validate your request and expectations.
- Integration debugging: Quickly see the raw storyboard HTTP response and scene-level parsing results when troubleshooting n8n automations.
Technical details
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Authentication: Create an HTTP Header Auth credential that sends your MusVideo API key as
x-api-key: mv_live_.... -
n8n nodes used:
Manual Trigger,Set,Sticky Note,HTTP Request, andSplit Out. -
Response handling: Splits
body.data.scenesinto scene items for easy downstream automation or inspection.
