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Thanks, I'll test it and report back. Smile

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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Seems to work, uploading a new torch add-on (experimental->R81), should be up in ~1hr.

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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(07.01.2026, 17:59)Dan64 Wrote:
(20.10.2025, 19:11)Dan64 Wrote:
(10.10.2025, 10:47)didris Wrote: Hi, Dan64
I think the result with the new version is excellent - it's clear that this software has unlimited possibilities
https://archive.org/details/crvena-zvezd...new-method

I also tried it on an old, worn-out Houdini film
https://archive.org/details/houdini-source
the result is quite good, except that it seems to emphasize the purple color much more than necessary - but overall it did a pretty good job and even corrected some of the bad scenes

thanks again for the excellent work

The Houdini clip is an example of movie that should not be selected for automatic colorization. The problem with this clip is that is damaged, and there is a lot of noise on the luma component. The colorization process is strongly dependent on the luminance. 

Recently I changed the HAVC colorization pipeline as described in this post #5  and I have to admit that the DiT models are much less sensitive to the luminance, and they can be used to color also clips with a lot of noise on luma component. It is possible to find an example here: Houdini_color_havc5_qwen-ie.mp4

Currently the hardware requirements for using this new HAVC pipeline are very High, so for the moment I'm not planning to release it, but I hope that in the coming months or years the situation both on HW and SW will improve so much that it will be possible for me to release it in HAVC.

Dan

Hi didris,

   I released recently HAVCServerDiT v2.9.1 with the support of the model FLUX2 Klein 4B. The hardware requirements are very low, GPU NVIDIA with 8GB and 16GB of system RAM.
   Here an example of the clip colored with Klein: Houdini_color_HavcDiT_klein9b.mp4 
   As you will see there are better colors and the color consistency (thanks to new version of CMNET2 with DINOv3) is improved.
   The installer works well in Windows and install all the requirements automatically.
   I hope this might be useful.

Dan
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