Upscaling with SeedVR2 : Practical Q&A

[aikar264]

I'm happy to welcome everyone interested in this topic!
Today I spent the day installing and configuring ComfyUI-SeedVR2. It's not an easy job for a seasoned newbie! I spent a lot of time talking to GPT. He's certainly a smart guy, but he's a bit behind the times. His advice is often ineffective. I prefer talking to real people.

[adrientoupet]

Feel free to ask questions and we'll try to help :)

[forluvish-creator]

hi everyone
I would like to learn how to use comfyUI seedvr for video upscaling
I am totally newbie

[adrientoupet]

You can start here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0sl45GMqNg and then give it a go and ask questions if you're stuck .

[naxci1]

Hello everyone, congratulations on the new forum.

For those who haven't been able to install SeedVR2 yet, I'll be preparing and publishing a quick setup this week. This way, they won't encounter any issues.

[aikar264]

Dear naxci1, I simply copied your workflow, and it works for one video. I'm trying to set up batch processing, but I can't figure out how. Where should I enter the paths to the folders containing my input and output videos?

[naxci1]

hi, @aikar264

This workflow is for bulk videos, it processes the videos in the specified directory in order, of course you should run queries as many times as the number of videos in comfyui.

HB2k x3-yeni.json

input directory:

---

The output, if you haven't specified it yourself, is in this directory.

C:\ComfyUI\ComfyUI\output

The default is in this directory, but I specify it specifically when I start ComfyUI. This week I'll share a setup of the ready-made system, and I'll explain everything there.

[aikar264]

Thank you! It seems it's too early for me to delve into this system too deeply.

I'll wait for your guidance.

[naxci1]

Is it drive A:? Floppy disks used to use that letter.

Normally, when you start a query, it would create this JSON file in the directory containing the video files and start processing. It's weird that it's drive A:. What is this disk now? Is it a flash drive? Add the videos to a directory on your regular C: or D: drive and start them there.

[aikar264]

A regular M2 SSD. I have 7 physical drives, and the drives with letters after the H look even more unusual.

[aikar264]

Okay. I think I'll sort these problems out over time. The main thing is that the system basically works.