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Tried longer videos with WAN 2.2 Animate

I altered the workflow a little bit from my previous post (using Hearmeman’s Animate v2 workflow). Added an int input and simple math to calculate the next sequence of frames and the skip frames in the VHS upload video node. I also extracted the last frame from every sequence generation and used a load image node to connect to continue motion in the WanAnimateToVideo node – this helped with the seamless stitch between the two. Tried doing it for 3 sec each which gen for about 180s using 5090 on Runpod (3 sec coz it was a test, but deffo can push to 5-7 seconds without additional artifacts).

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