Feature Idea
When attaching a video reference in the prompt, there's a menu, currently it has the option to split audio and to remove. There's another feature that I would like to suggest, video cropping and fps rescaling.
For example, scaling a video to 24 fps and 10 seconds length, which would run an ffmpeg command like:
ffmpeg -i [input] -r 24 -t 10s [output]
This would automatically align the input video's pace with your output video, and limit the duration to for example the generation video length so it doesn't end up using more memory than it needs to.
I think such a feature would make it very easy to attach a video reference that isn't in a good format (Framerate, duration) yet. And it removes the need to edit the video beforehand. Having a 30 fps video input causes pacing issues and having a 20 second video for a 10 second gen uses much more vram and is much slower than it has to be when I don't want to use the whole 20 second video.
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Feature Idea
When attaching a video reference in the prompt, there's a menu, currently it has the option to split audio and to remove. There's another feature that I would like to suggest, video cropping and fps rescaling.
For example, scaling a video to 24 fps and 10 seconds length, which would run an ffmpeg command like:
ffmpeg -i [input] -r 24 -t 10s [output]This would automatically align the input video's pace with your output video, and limit the duration to for example the generation video length so it doesn't end up using more memory than it needs to.
I think such a feature would make it very easy to attach a video reference that isn't in a good format (Framerate, duration) yet. And it removes the need to edit the video beforehand. Having a 30 fps video input causes pacing issues and having a 20 second video for a 10 second gen uses much more vram and is much slower than it has to be when I don't want to use the whole 20 second video.
Other
No response