ComfyUI Node: ✂ Frame Set Split End

Frame Set Split End [DVB]:

The Frame Set Split End [DVB] node is designed to help you divide a sequence of frames into two distinct parts, focusing on the end portion of the frame set. This node is particularly useful when you need to isolate the last few frames of a sequence for further processing or analysis. By specifying the number of frames to extract from the end, the node efficiently splits the frame set, allowing you to work with the remaining frames separately. This functionality is essential for tasks that require precise control over frame sequences, such as video editing, animation, and other creative projects involving frame manipulation.

Frame Set Split End [DVB] Input Parameters:

frames

This parameter represents the input frame set that you want to split. It is of type FrameSet, which is a collection of frames indexed and managed together. The frames parameter is essential as it provides the source material for the split operation.

num_entries

This parameter specifies the number of frames to extract from the end of the frame set. It is an integer value with a minimum of 1 and a default value of 1. The num_entries parameter determines how many frames will be included in the second part of the split, allowing you to control the size of the extracted segment.

Frame Set Split End [DVB] Output Parameters:

beginning

This output parameter represents the first part of the split frame set, containing all the frames except the last num_entries frames. It is of type FrameSet and allows you to work with the remaining frames after the split.

other

This output parameter represents the second part of the split frame set, containing the last num_entries frames. It is also of type FrameSet and provides you with the extracted end segment of the original frame set.

Frame Set Split End [DVB] Usage Tips:

• To isolate the last few frames of a sequence for special effects or detailed analysis, set the num_entries parameter to the desired number of frames you want to extract from the end.
• Use the beginning output to continue working with the main sequence of frames, while the other output can be used for tasks that require the final frames, such as creating a fade-out effect or analyzing the end of an animation.

Frame Set Split End [DVB] Common Errors and Solutions:

"num_entries" exceeds the total number of frames

• Explanation: This error occurs when the num_entries parameter is set to a value greater than the total number of frames in the input frame set.
• Solution: Ensure that the num_entries parameter is less than or equal to the total number of frames in the input frame set. Adjust the value accordingly to avoid this error.

"Invalid frame set input"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input provided to the frames parameter is not a valid FrameSet object.
• Solution: Verify that the input to the frames parameter is a valid FrameSet object. Ensure that the frame set is correctly indexed and managed before using it as input.