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Using Stable Diffision models for Colorization
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Sadly, there is no as-soon-as-possible, until there really is a meaningful way to add it.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
So, unless there is a Vapoursynth Filter which allows interacting to connect models like comfyui or there is a better way to connect to confyui from Vapoursynth I can't really add this to Hybrid.

Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
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Tongue 
(09.02.2026, 19:57)Dan64 Wrote: By using only python code, and adding some optimization trick, I was able to lower the coloring speed from 22 sec/image (ComfyUI) to 4 sec/image (Python only). So the speed now is not really an issue. I decided to no release an HAVC extension with  Qwen-iE because the HW requirements to get this speed are very high (RTX 5070TI and 64 GB RAM). If in the future will be released a DiT model with lower HW requirements able to color to a speed of 4 sec/image or better, I will evaluate the possibility to add it to HAVC.

Dan

Hi, Dan64
if you find some free time and desire, could you share the optimized python code for coloring the frames from folder to folder?

as far as I understand you are using this model lately - Nunchaku Qwen Image Edit 2511?

congratulations on a job well done, looking forward to HAVC 5.8.0  Tongue
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