Using Stable Diffision models for Colorization

[Dan64]

LSMashSource => better use bs.VideoSource or lsmas.LWLibavSource

bs.VideoSource is still too slow.

I have never had any problems with this setting in Hybrid



Dan

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I run gui by 

F:\AI_Works\DiTServerRPC>.\.venv\Scripts\activate

(.venv) F:\AI_Works\DiTServerRPC>python GUI\CMNET2_colorize_client_GUI.py

Using this approach the configuration file will be not read (I will update the README). Use this command

F:\AI_Works\DiTServerRPC>.\.venv\Scripts\activate (.venv) F:\AI_Works\DiTServerRPC>cd GUI (.venv) F:\AI_Works\DiTServerRPC>python CMNET2_colorize_client_GUI.py

But as suggested in the README, it is better

Desktop shortcut (optional)

You can create a desktop shortcut to launch the GUI without ever seeing a command prompt:

1. Right-click on the desktop → New → Shortcut
   
2. For the location, enter the full path to the .vbs file:
   
   D:\PProjects\DiTServerRPC\GUI\run_colorize_client_GUI.vbs
   
   

1. Click Next, give the shortcut a name (e.g. CMNET2 Colorize Client)
   
2. Click Finish
   (see example in the picture below)
   

To change the shortcut's icon:

1. Right-click the new shortcut → Properties
   
2. Click Change Icon...
   
3. Browse to any .ico file on your system (or download one you like)
   
4. Click OK twice
   

The shortcut launches the GUI silently – the VBScript runs the .cmd wrapper in a hidden window.

Dan