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Merge two video frame sets seamlessly with priority control for enhanced video editing and AI-generated content.
The Frame Set Merger node is designed to combine two sets of video frames into a single cohesive frame set. This node is particularly useful when you have two different frame sets that you want to merge, either to create a continuous sequence or to blend different video sources. The node allows you to specify which frame set should take priority in the merging process, ensuring that the most important frames are preserved. This functionality is essential for video editing and AI-generated video content, where seamless transitions and coherent frame sequences are crucial. By using this node, you can efficiently manage and merge frame sets, enhancing the overall quality and fluidity of your video projects.
This parameter represents the first frame set to be merged. It is a required input and should be of the type FrameSet
. The frames in this set will be considered for merging based on the specified priority.
This parameter represents the second frame set to be merged. It is also a required input and should be of the type FrameSet
. The frames in this set will be considered for merging based on the specified priority.
This parameter determines which frame set should be given priority during the merging process. It accepts two options: use_a_when_possible
and use_b_when_possible
. If use_a_when_possible
is selected, frames from the first frame set (a
) will be prioritized. Conversely, if use_b_when_possible
is selected, frames from the second frame set (b
) will be prioritized. This parameter ensures that the most important frames are preserved according to your preference.
The output parameter frames
is a merged frame set of type FrameSet
. This merged frame set combines the frames from the input frame sets (a
and b
) based on the specified priority. The resulting frame set maintains a consistent framerate and provides a seamless sequence of frames for further processing or rendering.
a
and b
) have the same framerate to avoid errors during the merging process.priority
parameter to control which frame set's frames should be prioritized in the merged output, depending on the importance of the content in each frame set.{a.framerate}
and {b.framerate}
- cannot merge!a
and b
) have the same framerate before attempting to merge them. You can use a frame rate conversion node to align the framerates if necessary.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.