Jaxkr3 hours ago
This guy is a genius; for those who don’t know he also brought us ControlNet.
This is the first decent video generation model that runs on consumer hardware. Big deal and I expect ControlNet pose support soon too.
msp26an hour ago
I haven't bothered with video gen because I'm too impatient but isn't Wan pretty good too on regular hardware?
dewarrn1an hour ago
LTX-Video isn't quite the same quality as Wan, but the new distilled 0.9.6 version is pretty good and screamingly fast.
vunderbaan hour ago
Wan 2.1 is solid but you start to get pretty bad continuity / drift issues when genning more than 81 frames (approx 5 seconds of video) whereas FramePack lets you generate 1+ minute.
IshKebab3 hours ago
Funny how it really wants people to dance. Even the guy sitting down for an interview just starts dancing sitting down.
Jaxkr2 hours ago
Massive open TikTok training set lots of video researchers use
jonas21an hour ago
Presumably they're dancing because it's in the prompt. You could change the prompt to have them do something else (but that would be less fun!)
ZeroCool2u4 hours ago
Wow, the examples are fairly impressive and the resources used to create them are practically trivial. Seems like inference can be run on previous generation consumer hardware. I'd like to see throughput stats for inference on a 5090 too at some point.
WithinReason2 hours ago
Could you do this spatially as well? E.g. generate the image top-down instead of all at once
levzzz2 hours ago
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modeless2 hours ago
Could this be used for video interpolation instead of extrapolation?
yorwbaan hour ago
Their "inverted anti-drifting" basically amounts to first extrapolating a lot and then interpolating backwards.
fregocap2 hours ago
looks like the only motion it can do...is to dance
jsolsonan hour ago
It can dance if it wants to...
It can leave LLMs behind...
'Cause LLMs don't dance, and if they don't dance, well, they're no friends of mine.
rhdunn2 minutes ago
That's a certified bop! ;) You should get elybeatmaker to do a remix!