ComfyUI Node: Out Video Info (DEPRECATED, USE JNodes_BreakMediaInfo)

Out Video Info (DEPRECATED, USE JNodes_BreakMediaInfo):

The JNodes_OutVideoInfo node is designed to extract and provide detailed information about a video file, including both its original and processed attributes. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to understand the specifics of their video data, such as frame count, frames per second (fps), video duration, and frame time. By utilizing this node, you can gain insights into the original properties of the video as well as the actual properties after any processing has been applied. This can be crucial for tasks that require precise video manipulation or analysis, ensuring that you have all the necessary information to make informed decisions about your video projects.

Out Video Info (DEPRECATED, USE JNodes_BreakMediaInfo) Input Parameters:

in_video_info

The in_video_info parameter expects an input of type JNODES_VIDEO_INFO. This parameter serves as the source of the video information that the node will process and output. It encapsulates all the necessary details about the video, such as its original frame count, fps, duration, and frame time, as well as the actual values after any processing. This input is essential for the node to function correctly, as it provides the baseline data required for generating the output information.

Out Video Info (DEPRECATED, USE JNodes_BreakMediaInfo) Output Parameters:

original_frame_count

This output parameter provides the total number of frames in the original video. It is an integer value that helps you understand the length and complexity of the video before any processing was applied.

original_fps

This output parameter indicates the frames per second (fps) of the original video. It is a floating-point value that represents the frame rate at which the video was originally recorded or encoded.

original_video_duration

This output parameter gives the total duration of the original video in seconds. It is a floating-point value calculated based on the original frame count and fps, providing a clear understanding of the video's length.

original_frame_time

This output parameter represents the time duration of each frame in the original video. It is a floating-point value calculated as the inverse of the original fps, giving you an idea of the time interval between consecutive frames.

actual_frame_count

This output parameter provides the total number of frames in the processed video. It is an integer value that helps you understand the length and complexity of the video after any processing was applied.

actual_fps

This output parameter indicates the frames per second (fps) of the processed video. It is a floating-point value that represents the frame rate at which the video is currently set after processing.

actual_video_duration

This output parameter gives the total duration of the processed video in seconds. It is a floating-point value calculated based on the actual frame count and fps, providing a clear understanding of the video's length after processing.

actual_frame_time

This output parameter represents the time duration of each frame in the processed video. It is a floating-point value calculated as the inverse of the actual fps, giving you an idea of the time interval between consecutive frames after processing.

Out Video Info (DEPRECATED, USE JNodes_BreakMediaInfo) Usage Tips:

• Ensure that the in_video_info parameter is correctly set with a valid JNODES_VIDEO_INFO input to get accurate output information.
• Use the output parameters to compare the original and processed video attributes, which can help in understanding the impact of any video processing steps you have applied.
• Utilize the frame count and fps information to synchronize audio or other media elements with your video accurately.

Out Video Info (DEPRECATED, USE JNodes_BreakMediaInfo) Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid in_video_info input

• Explanation: The input provided to the in_video_info parameter is not of type JNODES_VIDEO_INFO.
• Solution: Ensure that the input is correctly set with a valid JNODES_VIDEO_INFO object.

Missing video information

• Explanation: The in_video_info object does not contain all the necessary video details.
• Solution: Verify that the in_video_info object is properly constructed and includes all required attributes such as frame count, fps, duration, and frame time.

Incorrect output values

• Explanation: The output values do not match the expected video attributes.
• Solution: Double-check the input in_video_info object for accuracy and completeness. Ensure that any video processing steps are correctly applied and reflected in the in_video_info object.