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ComfyUI Node: FlashVSR Ultra-Fast

Class Name

FlashVSRNode

Category
FlashVSR
Author
lihaoyun6 (Account age: 3658days)
Extension
ComfyUI-FlashVSR_Ultra_Fast
Latest Updated
2025-11-20
Github Stars
0.6K

How to Install ComfyUI-FlashVSR_Ultra_Fast

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for ComfyUI-FlashVSR_Ultra_Fast
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter ComfyUI-FlashVSR_Ultra_Fast in the search bar
After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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FlashVSR Ultra-Fast Description

FlashVSRNode enhances video resolution efficiently using advanced VSR algorithms for quality upscaling.

FlashVSR Ultra-Fast:

FlashVSRNode is designed to enhance video resolution through a process known as Video Super-Resolution (VSR). This node is part of the FlashVSR Ultra-Fast suite, which aims to provide rapid and efficient upscaling of video content. The primary goal of FlashVSRNode is to improve the visual quality of videos by increasing their resolution while maintaining or enhancing the original details and colors. This is achieved through advanced algorithms that process video frames, applying techniques such as color correction and tiling to manage large video files efficiently. The node is particularly beneficial for AI artists and video creators who need to upscale video content quickly without compromising on quality.

FlashVSR Ultra-Fast Input Parameters:

pipe

The pipe parameter refers to the processing pipeline used by the node. It is essential for defining the sequence of operations that will be applied to the video frames. This parameter ensures that the video is processed in a structured manner, allowing for efficient execution of the VSR algorithms.

frames

The frames parameter specifies the video frames that will be processed by the node. It is crucial for determining the input video content that needs to be upscaled. The quality and resolution of these frames directly impact the final output, making it important to provide high-quality input frames for optimal results.

scale

The scale parameter determines the factor by which the video resolution will be increased. It is a critical parameter that affects the level of detail and clarity in the upscaled video. Users can adjust this parameter to achieve the desired resolution, with higher values resulting in more significant upscaling.

color_fix

The color_fix parameter is a boolean option that enables or disables color correction during the video processing. When enabled, it applies advanced color correction techniques to ensure that the colors in the upscaled video are accurate and vibrant. This is particularly useful for maintaining color consistency across frames.

tiled_vae

The tiled_vae parameter controls the use of a tiled Variational Autoencoder (VAE) during the video processing. This parameter is important for managing large video files by dividing them into smaller tiles, allowing for more efficient processing and reducing memory usage.

tiled_dit

The tiled_dit parameter is similar to tiled_vae but applies to the DiT (Diffusion Transformer) model. It enables the processing of video frames in smaller tiles, which helps in handling high-resolution videos without overwhelming system resources.

tile_size

The tile_size parameter specifies the size of the tiles used in the tiled processing. It is an important parameter for balancing processing speed and memory usage. Smaller tile sizes may reduce memory requirements but can increase processing time, while larger tiles may speed up processing but require more memory.

tile_overlap

The tile_overlap parameter defines the amount of overlap between adjacent tiles during processing. This overlap is crucial for ensuring seamless transitions between tiles, preventing visible seams or artifacts in the final video output.

unload_dit

The unload_dit parameter is a boolean option that determines whether the DiT model should be unloaded from memory after processing. This is useful for freeing up system resources, especially when working with large video files or limited memory capacity.

sparse_ratio

The sparse_ratio parameter controls the sparsity of the model during processing. It is used to optimize the computational efficiency of the node, allowing for faster processing times by reducing the number of active parameters in the model.

kv_ratio

The kv_ratio parameter is related to the key-value ratio in the model's attention mechanism. It is important for fine-tuning the model's performance, affecting how the model attends to different parts of the video frames during processing.

local_range

The local_range parameter specifies the range of local context considered during processing. It is crucial for capturing local details and textures in the video frames, enhancing the overall quality of the upscaled video.

seed

The seed parameter is used to initialize the random number generator for the processing algorithms. It ensures reproducibility of results, allowing users to achieve consistent outputs across different runs with the same input parameters.

force_offload

The force_offload parameter is a boolean option that forces the offloading of models from memory after processing. This is particularly useful for managing memory usage in systems with limited resources, ensuring that the node can handle large video files efficiently.

FlashVSR Ultra-Fast Output Parameters:

frames

The frames output parameter represents the processed video frames that have been upscaled and enhanced by the node. These frames are the final output of the FlashVSRNode, showcasing improved resolution and visual quality. The output frames are ready for further use or distribution, providing users with high-quality video content that meets their needs.

FlashVSR Ultra-Fast Usage Tips:

  • To achieve the best results, provide high-quality input frames and adjust the scale parameter according to the desired resolution increase.
  • Enable color_fix to ensure accurate and vibrant colors in the upscaled video, especially if the input video has color inconsistencies.
  • Use tiled_vae and tiled_dit to manage large video files efficiently, adjusting tile_size and tile_overlap for optimal performance and seamless transitions.

FlashVSR Ultra-Fast Common Errors and Solutions:

"Offloading DiT to the CPU to free up VRAM..."

  • Explanation: This message indicates that the DiT model is being offloaded to the CPU to manage VRAM usage.
  • Solution: Ensure that your system has sufficient VRAM for processing, or consider reducing the tile_size to lower memory requirements.

"Starting VAE decoding..."

  • Explanation: This message signifies the beginning of the VAE decoding process, which is a normal part of the node's operation.
  • Solution: No action is needed as this is an informational message. If processing is slow, consider optimizing tile_size and sparse_ratio for better performance.

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