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More LTX IC LoRA experimentation - I’m currently training a LoRA for seamless transitions. I think this one’s close to being ready to ship 🚚💨

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Rafa Schwinger 🇻🇦vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model I wonder if you could use a n x n grid as the initial frame and make the lora understand all of the in between frames at once

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Ingi Erlingsson 🪄vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Absolutely possible I think The training data would take some time to put together and it would need some serious GPU power to train, but very doable I think

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Jacques Broquardvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model You're pushing the fuckin' limits mate.

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rob - comfyuivor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model holy lora

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D(AI)vidvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Way better than the first version man. Good job!

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Ingi Erlingsson 🪄vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model

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makeitradvor 5 Monaten

@toyxyz3 @ltx_model Nice ⚡️🤘

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Ingi Erlingsson 🪄vor 5 Monaten

Download the LoRA and @ComfyUI workflow here:

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Qwaigvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Heady

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Pandoras Paraboxvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Looking forward to the release

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FAT JCvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model

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MΛX V꩜X (Max Vox)vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model

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𝚁𝚑𝚞𝚊𝚗 𝙿𝚊𝚐𝚊𝚗𝚘vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Please let us know when it’s out!!

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ρŁ𝐀𝔰Mʘvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model My gpu is ready

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Ingi Erlingsson 🪄vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model We’re dropping it later today on the @thesystms account if all goes to plan

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enigmatic_evor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Smooth

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biglootpigvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Super cool

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Jose Marcial Portillavor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model So good!

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Safety Marcvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model This looks really good!

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nebvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model So cool

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Purz.aivor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model WILD

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Xavier Climentvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Thks that's i'm waiting for!!

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fabdream.aivor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model so good !

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Armandvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model ⏰

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𝗜𝗚𝗜 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model @ingi_erlingsson @ltx_model try doing it without so much Copyrighted materials

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Slop-Swapvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Super impressive

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Exigent Movievor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model

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EsotericHustlervor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model this is so peak.

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Heba AIvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model link to the ic lora?

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Christopher Fryantvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Would be great if we could steer these with text prompting. Either way, they're still super smooth.

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Ingi Erlingsson 🪄vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Yeah you can prompt them I generally use an LLM to do it as it’s quicker for testing, but you could absolutely do it manually Dropping the LoRA and workflow a little later on

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Christopher Fryantvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model Awesome, looking forward to it. @ComfyUI would be great to get this on Comfy Cloud if possible.

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Ingi Erlingsson 🪄vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model @ComfyUI Already on it - it’ll be on my Comfy Cloud profile and I’ll share the link here too

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Christopher Fryantvor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model @ComfyUI Oh hell yeah. Is it possible to have a fully custom duration on these videos for that? I could see this being very handy for marrying two clips together if you could get really specific with the timing, down to the frame.

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Ingi Erlingsson 🪄vor 5 Monaten

@ltx_model @ComfyUI Yeah you set the duration of each clip + the total frames and the transition is the difference between the two Everything goes through the inference though, so it’s best to trim the last/first few frames from the clips and use that There will be tips in the WF too

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