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Video Bundle packs frames, fps, and optional audio into one custom wire; Video Unbundle unpacks it; Video Bundle Edit copies a bundle overriding only the connected inputs. Frame count, size, and duration are derived from the frames tensor and fps at bundle time and recomputed on every edit, so they can never drift from the frames.
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Video Bundle
Three nodes share one custom wire type, AUSBOSS_VIDEO, so a whole video —
frames, audio, and timing — travels the graph as a single connection instead
of three or four parallel wires.
A bundle carries frames, audio, and fps, plus frame_count, width,
height, and duration. The last four are derived from the frames tensor
and fps whenever a bundle is built or edited, so they can never drift out of
sync with the frames they describe.
Video Bundle
Packs a video into one wire.
- frames: BHWC frame batch, e.g. Load Video's frames output.
- fps: Playback frame rate stored in the bundle. Wire Load Video's fps output to keep the source timing.
- audio (optional): A track carried alongside the frames. Leave it unconnected for a silent bundle.
Output: video — the AUSBOSS_VIDEO bundle.
Video Unbundle
Unpacks a bundle back into individual wires.
Outputs, in order: frames, audio, fps, frame_count, width, height, duration.
The audio output is empty (None) when the bundle was built without an
audio track, so only wire it into nodes that accept optional audio — such as
Save Video's optional audio input — unless you know the bundle carries sound.
Video Bundle Edit
Copies a bundle, overriding only the inputs that are connected.
- video: The bundle to copy; it is never modified in place.
- frames (optional): Replaces the bundled frames; frame count, size, and duration follow the new batch.
- audio (optional): Replaces the bundled audio. There is no way to clear audio back to silence here — rebuild with Video Bundle for that.
- fps (optional, connection only): Replaces the bundled frame rate; duration is recomputed from the new rate.
Unconnected inputs keep the original values untouched.
None of these nodes perform network requests or write files.