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boboweb We probably will, likely not perfect for porn as it's usually not in the dataset but soon enough

boboweb Hello. I have personally focused on creating passthrough videos, primarily using JAV content. I have tried utilizing numerous libraries available on GitHub, as well as paid background removal services like After Effects, DaVinci Resolve's Magic Mask, and RunwayML.

After Effects performed surprisingly poorly, and the GitHub libraries were not suitable for VR videos (similar performance to CapCut). The services that I was relatively satisfied with were DaVinci Resolve and RunwayML. With an RTX 4090, DaVinci Resolve completes the process quite quickly. However, DaVinci Resolve struggles to track the person if the female performer transitions from the cowgirl position to the doggy style position.

RunwayML is convenient and tracks people more naturally than DaVinci, but it has a 4K limitation and a 15-minute time constraint. I have heard that if you convert the entire video into frames and remove the background in a photo format, u2net_human_seg can be useful, but I have not utilized it myself.

I have converted JAV 8K videos ranging from 1 minute to about 15 minutes into passthrough format. However, after SLR started mass-producing AI passthrough videos, I discontinued my work.

If you want to remove the background of videos not available on SLR, as someone with some experience, I recommend using DaVinci Resolve's Magic Mask and RunwayML.

Thanks for that, Koreanman, that was on my list as something to try. Could that be done with the free version of DaVinci? Just by watching the SLR AI passthroughs, I'm pretty sure the matte streams are lower resolution than the source material, so a 1K or 2K matte video might be acceptable on an 8K video. I think DaVinci has a free-version 4K export limit. I don't think I'm going to render hours and hours of video, but I was thinking about creating PMVs and doing select clips.

    sunkenlust I understand that DaVinci Resolve's Magic Mask requires the Studio version to be installed. The Studio version is quite expensive unless you're doing professional video production work. Therefore, I recommend searching the internet for ways to try it for free before making a purchase.

      Will be great if someone make working video background remover Addon for Automatic1111 soon ... I have been tried some but it seems it doesnt work proper with 8K vids so far ...

        boboweb why would you want to put it in there? Doesn't seem like the right tool to me.

          fenderwq

          Because its free and usually fast ... But i dont mind if there is some other dedicated standalone github app ...

            boboweb Just saying you'd probably be better off just to do it in the command line (or a bat file) and process everything in small sections. Creating masks takes a long time and it is good to be able to resume where you left of or stop processing if you need your pc for something else etc. You can also just process all videos in a folder using this way stuff like that. No real advantage of putting that in Automatic1111 since there is no real use interaction/ different use case.

            fenderwq I think DeoVR does, that is how SLR can even do AI Passthrough, Alphapacking, Chromakey.

            a month later

            If someone care to try RVM i get the best results with these parameters:

            1.)using rvm_resnet50.pth model instead the dafault rvm_mobilenetv3.pth - i get too many transparent spots with mobilenetv3 in composition output
            2.)set downsample_ratio 0.1 if its higher it get more transparent spots and its slower
            3.)seq_chunk 4 using about 12GB VRAM with 8K vid , slightly faster then seq_chunk 1 - about 1.9s/it

            in summary i can say RVM works good but unfortunatelly its slow . It takes about 150 mins for 90 seconds 8K vid on my 4060Ti 16GB my CPU is very old indeed . I guess the models are too old and are not good optimized for todays hardware and HQ VR vids .