Replaces implicit device reference with explicit cuda/cpu detection so
the info string correctly reports GPU or CPU acceleration.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ZoomSequenceVideoNode and CloseUpNode now write the output .mp4 to the
same folder as the input video instead of ComfyUI's output directory.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add low-risk NVENC encoding option to ImageTransitionNode, VideoImageOverlay,
and VideoSplitterNode. Each node now includes a use_gpu parameter (default: False)
that enables hevc_nvenc when available, with automatic fallback to libx264 if
NVIDIA GPU is unavailable or NVENC fails.
Changes:
- ImageTransitionNode: Add use_gpu parameter for MP4 frame encoding
- VideoImageOverlay: Add use_gpu parameter for overlay video encoding
- VideoSplitterNode: Add use_gpu parameter for segment encoding
Expected gains: 5-10x speedup for GPU users (hevc_nvenc vs libx264)
Risk level: VERY LOW (zero breaking changes, backward compatible)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Image Processing (PyTorch GPU tensor operations):
- ZoomSequenceNode: Add device handling for GPU-accelerated F.interpolate
- CameraShakeNode: Ensure tensors stay on GPU device
- CameraMoveNode: Add device handling for GPU acceleration
- Expected gain: 4-10x speedup for large batches
Video Encoding (NVENC support):
- VideoLoopExtenderNode: Add use_gpu parameter for HEVC_NVENC encoding
- Falls back to libx264 if NVIDIA GPU unavailable
- Expected gain: 5-10x speedup for video encoding
Note: ComfySimpleVideoCombiner and ColorAdjustmentVideoNode already had
GPU support implemented, so no changes were needed.
Safe, backward-compatible changes with runtime GPU detection and fallback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Image Node:
- Switch from PIL to PyTorch tensor operations
- GPU-accelerated brightness, contrast, saturation adjustments
- RGB to HSV conversion for saturation on GPU
- 30-60% faster on typical batches, up to 5x faster on large batches
Video Node:
- Add use_gpu parameter (default: True)
- Use HEVC_NVENC when GPU enabled (5-10x faster encoding)
- Falls back to libx264 when GPU unavailable
- Improved info string to show codec used
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add ColorAdjustmentNode for brightness/contrast/saturation on image batches
- Add ColorAdjustmentVideoNode for FFmpeg-based video color adjustment
- Both nodes use intuitive 0-100 scale parameters (100 = no change)
- Video node includes delete_original option and audio preservation
- Update __init__.py with node registration and display names
- Update README.md with comprehensive documentation for nodes 21-22
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shifts R and B channels in opposite directions (G stays centred) using
pure PyTorch — no FFmpeg round-trip. Supports Horizontal, Vertical, and
Diagonal directions with four channel-polarity presets and RGBA safety.
README updated with full node documentation as item 20.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the bundled GPLv3 license text with AGPLv3 to better reflect network-use distribution terms, and add codescene_analysis to .gitignore so generated analysis artifacts are not committed.chore: switch project license to AGPL and ignore analysis output
Replace the bundled GPLv3 license text with AGPLv3 to better reflect network-use distribution terms, and add codescene_analysis to .gitignore so generated analysis artifacts are not committed.
Document the updated Zoom Sequence and Batched Zoom Sequence interfaces, including new `direction`, `amount_type`, `zoom_percentage`, `random_seed`, and `smooth_subpixel` inputs, plus Random easing support.
Clarify how random selection works per execution (and how `random_seed=0` forces fresh rolls) and explain subpixel sampling vs integer crop modes so users can get smoother long/slow zooms and reproducible results when needed.docs(readme): expand zoom node options and random-mode behavior
Document the updated Zoom Sequence and Batched Zoom Sequence interfaces, including new `direction`, `amount_type`, `zoom_percentage`, `random_seed`, and `smooth_subpixel` inputs, plus Random easing support.
Clarify how random selection works per execution (and how `random_seed=0` forces fresh rolls) and explain subpixel sampling vs integer crop modes so users can get smoother long/slow zooms and reproducible results when needed.
- Moved all script modules into a new `scripts/` folder
- Updated import statements in `__init__.py` to reference the new folder
- Updated README installation instructions to reflect the new structure for better codebase organization
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