ComfyUI Coherent Video Sampler Node (V0.3)
A custom node for ComfyUI that enables coherent video generation while maintaining efficient memory usage, specifically optimized for heavy models like Flux.
Features
- 🎥 Frame-by-frame video processing with motion preservation
- 🧠 Efficient memory management for heavy models
- 🔄 Progressive denoising with coherence maintenance
- 💫 Dynamic quality control and motion guidance
- 🎨 Style preservation across frames
- 🛠️ Advanced adjustment controls for fine-tuning
Installation
Install from ComfyUI manager
or
Navigate to your ComfyUI custom nodes directory:
cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/ShmuelRonen/ComfyUI-CohernetVideoSampler.git
Restart ComfyUI
Usage
For Deforum-like results please use 'shuttle-3-diffusion-fp8.safetensors' 4 steps flux model
The node appears in the node menu as "Cohernet Video Sampler".
Core Parameters Guide
The sampler now includes four key adjustment parameters that work together to control different aspects of video generation:
-
denoise (0.0-1.0):
- Primary denoising control for the sampling process
- Controls overall deviation from input
- Lower values (0.3-0.5): Subtle changes, closer to input
- Higher values (0.7-0.9): More dramatic transformations
- Recommended: 0.6 for balanced results
-
motion_strength (0.0-1.0):
- Controls motion intensity between frames
- Affects transition smoothness
- Lower values (0.3-0.4): More static, stable output
- Higher values (0.7-0.8): Pronounced motion, dynamic transitions
- Recommended: 0.5 for natural movement
-
consistency_strength (0.0-1.0):
- Maintains visual consistency across frames
- Controls style preservation
- Lower values (0.7-0.8): More variation allowed
- Higher values (0.9-1.0): Strict consistency enforcement
- Recommended: 0.9 for coherent results
-
denoise_strength (0.0-1.0):
- Secondary denoising for artifact reduction
- Fine-tunes final output quality
- Lower values (0.5-0.7): Preserve more details
- Higher values (0.8-0.9): Smoother, cleaner output
- Recommended: 0.8 for balanced detail preservation
Parameter Combinations for Different Effects
High Quality Stable Video
denoise: 0.6
motion_strength: 0.5
consistency_strength: 0.9
denoise_strength: 0.8
Dynamic Movement Priority
denoise: 0.5
motion_strength: 0.7
consistency_strength: 0.8
denoise_strength: 0.7
Maximum Detail Preservation
denoise: 0.4
motion_strength: 0.4
consistency_strength: 0.85
denoise_strength: 0.6
Other Inputs
model
: Your diffusion model (tested extensively with Flux)
positive
: Positive prompt conditioning
negative
: Negative prompt conditioning
video_latents
: Input video in latent space (from VAE Encode)
seed
: Generation seed
steps
: Number of sampling steps
cfg
: Classifier free guidance scale
sampler_name
: Choice of sampler
scheduler
: Choice of scheduler
Memory Management
The node implements several memory optimization techniques:
- Progressive batch processing
- Automatic VRAM cleanup
- Dynamic batch size adjustment
- Efficient latent space operations
This allows it to work smoothly even with memory-intensive models like Flux without OOM errors.
Memory Usage Examples
When using with Flux model:
- 20 frame video @ 512x512: ~8GB VRAM
- 40 frame video @ 512x512: ~10GB VRAM
- Processing happens in windows of frames to maintain stable memory usage
Optimization Tips
-
For Smoother Videos:
- Increase consistency_strength
- Decrease motion_strength slightly
- Keep denoise moderate
- Maintain high denoise_strength
-
For More Dynamic Videos:
- Increase motion_strength
- Decrease consistency_strength slightly
- Lower denoise_strength for detail
- Adjust denoise based on desired change level
-
For Maximum Quality:
- Balance all parameters
- Use higher consistency_strength
- Moderate motion_strength
- Higher denoise_strength
Known Limitations
- Very long videos might need to be processed in segments
- Extreme motion can affect coherence
- High denoise values might reduce motion preservation
- Parameter interactions can be complex
Future Plans
- Additional motion control parameters
- Custom denoising patterns
- Advanced style preservation options
- Multi-model support optimization
- Parameter presets for common use cases
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
License
MIT License
Acknowledgments
- ComfyUI team for the amazing framework
- Flux model team for the inspiration in handling heavy models