Unleash AI Video Potential with Deforum Hybrid Video

Unleash AI Video Potential with Deforum Hybrid Video

Table of Contents:

I. Introduction II. The Free Game-Changing Technique III. Examples of Videos Created with the Technique IV. Installing Deforum V. Applying the Technique in Image to Image VI. Applying the Technique in Deforum VII. Optimizing the Video VIII. Conclusion IX. FAQ

Introduction:

In today's digital age, video content has become an essential part of our lives. Whether it's for entertainment, education, or marketing purposes, videos are a powerful tool to convey messages and ideas. However, creating high-quality videos can be a challenging and time-consuming task, especially if You don't have the right tools and techniques. In this article, we will introduce you to a free, game-changing technique that lets you Create warp Fusion quality videos inside of Stable Diffusion. We will also provide examples of videos created with this technique and guide you through the process of installing and applying it in your own videos.

The Free Game-Changing Technique:

The game-changing technique We Are referring to is using the tile control net model in the control net section of Deforum. This technique was discovered by ReallyBigName, the developer of the hybrid video compositing section in Deforum, and shared it in the Deforum Discord crew. By using this technique, you can create high-quality videos with consistent results, even if you don't have advanced video editing skills.

Examples of Videos Created with the Technique:

To give you an idea of what you can achieve with this technique, we will provide examples of videos created by different Creators using this technique. The first creator we will look at is Unreal Unit, who used to create videos with warp fusion but now only creates videos with this new technique. We will also look at StableSwirls, who creates different style videos that look absolutely amazing, and ReallyBigName, who creates many different styles of videos.

Installing Deforum:

Before we start applying the technique, we need to install Deforum. If you haven't installed stable diffusion and controller yet, there is a link in the description to a very helpful installation video by Sebastian Kump. Once you have installed stable diffusion and controller, go to the extensions tab, then go to available, click on load from, and Type Deforum. If you haven't installed it yet, it comes up here, and you can click on the install button. Now there is something very important that you need to do. You have to uncheck all the big extensions because these extensions could create problems when you use ControlNet in Deforum. You can leave the built-in ones as they are. Now click apply and restart UI.

Applying the Technique in Image to Image:

To Apply the technique in image to image, we need to go to the image to image tab and type in our prompt and negative prompt. We will also need to download the ref animated model and the bad HAND v4 as a negative. We will then put the ref animated model and the two embeddings in the appropriate folders. We will leave Euler A as the sampling method and put the sampling steps to 15. We will set the width to 576 and the Height to 1024 and set the CFG Scale to 3 and the denoising strength to 1. We will then set the noise multiplier to 0. We will then enable the tile control net model in the control net tab and set the control weight to 1.75. We will also add a Second control net and enable it. We will then hit the generate button.

Applying the Technique in Deforum:

To apply the technique in Deforum, we need to transfer the settings from the image to image tab into the Deforum tab. We will then go through the different tabs in the Deforum tab, starting from the left with the run tab and then moving upwards to the right. We will set the sampler to Euler A and put the steps to 15. We will then change the width to 576 and the height to 1024. We will set the seed behavior to fixed and give our file a name. We will then set the frames per second to the frames per second from our original video. We will then click the save settings button and hit generate.

Optimizing the Video:

To optimize the video, we can upscale it, apply frame interpolation, and add dirt removal and deflicker nodes in Resolve. We can also use the AI from Resolve to frame and track a subject perfectly in the center of our 9x16 video. We can then export the video and we're done.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the free, game-changing technique of using the tile control net model in the control net section of Deforum can help you create high-quality videos with consistent results. By following the steps we have outlined in this article, you can apply this technique in your own videos and achieve amazing results.

FAQ:

Q: What is Deforum? A: Deforum is a free software that allows you to create high-quality videos with consistent results.

Q: Do I need advanced video editing skills to use this technique? A: No, you don't need advanced video editing skills to use this technique. The process is straightforward and easy to follow.

Q: Can I use this technique on any type of video? A: Yes, you can use this technique on any type of video, including dance videos, cat videos, and more.

Q: Do I need to purchase any additional software to optimize the video? A: No, you don't need to purchase any additional software to optimize the video. You can use free tools like Flow Frames and the AI from Resolve to achieve great results.