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Rushing towards a stable stable (sic!) version, all thank to your support and constant feedback, guys!

Here's this version's changelog:

News stuff:
- added vram usage fix, now supports up to 1536x1536 images on 16gig gpus
- added frame range (start-end frame) for video inits
- added pseudo-inpainting by diffusing only inconsistent areas

Fixes:
- fixed changing width height not working correctly
- removed LAMA inpainting to reduce load and installation bugs
- hiden intermediate saves (unusable for now)
- fixed multiple image operations being applied during intermediate previews (even though the previews were not shown)
- moved Stable model loading to a later stage to allow processings optical flow for larger frame sizes
- fixed videoframes being saved correctly without google drive\locally
- fixed PIL module error for colab to work without restarting

Upd:
- fix RAFT models download error x2


By popular demand, here's a shor guide on running locally: 

To make it work you'll need to install conda:

https://conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/install/index.html

then follow these steps:

conda create -name env_stable -python=3.7
conda activate env_stable
conda install ipykernel
python -m ipykernel install --user
conda install pytorch==1.11.0 torchvision==0.12.0 torchaudio==0.11.0 cudatoolkit=11.3 -c pytorch

cudatoolkit versions might differ depending on your GPU, but this should work in most cases.

Then manually download ffmpeg from here https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ffmpeg-git-essentials.7z

unzip and put ffmpeg.exe in the root dir where your ipynb file is.

I'd suggest installing VSCode to run the notebook if you are not familiar with jupyter.

Comments

Francisco Alvarez

Getting python.exe: No module named ipykernel when trying to run conda install ipykernel

Ronny Khalil

if RAFT is already installed and 0.5.12 running for me, is there a reason to use this (ie, new RAFT model?)

Eh Ah

hey I've downloaded this file but I'm still getting the RAFT models download error

Eh Ah

I deleted the RAFT folder n now it's workin!

Anonymous

Any idea why "conda create -name env_stable -python=3.7" give me ---> conda-script.py create: error: argument -p/--prefix: not allowed with argument -n/--name ?

Anonymous

Hi trying to run stable_warpfusion_v0_5_13_2.ipynb in Colab Pro + (V100), and I'm stuck on "Generate optical flow and consistency maps " --> RuntimeError: CUDA out of memory. init video is 720x480px...any clue??? Many thanks in advance

sxela

Can you also try the latest version? In lq mode it can handle x2 res compared to non-lq

Anonymous

Hi, I'm trying with latest ipynb 5.13.2 in this post. Res was 1500x1500. Should I somehow activate that lq mode? Where? Thanks

Bruno Brottes

not getting this....got all the way to dropping the stable_warpfusion_....ipynb file into my conda env with the dependencies, dropped in the ffmpeg.exe in the same directory, then open th enotebook from the pulldown in the browser and i get the 'This is a beta of DD Warp Turbo' page....I go down to the code and run the modules sequncially but nothing happens...trying to run the notebook locally and get started with stable video. what do I do, what am i missing?

sxela

Have you uploaded the notebook to colab? Which version are you using?

Bruno Brottes

I'm trying to run it locally. the file attached to this post. even running the file on Colab I get the same start screen...'This is a beta of DD Warp Turbo' page

sxela

What's confusing you? Have you run it? Also, have you tried a newer version? 0.5.16 for example

Bruno Brottes

ERROR: Could not install packages due to an OSError: [WinError 5] Access is denied: 'C:\\Users\\bruno\\anaconda3\\Lib\\site-packages\\PIL\\_imaging.cp39-win_amd64.pyd' Consider using the `--user` option or check the permissions. Cloning into 'stable-diffusion'...