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I have visited the FAQ page right now and my issue is not present there
Is there an existing issue for this?
I have searched the existing issues and checked the recent builds/commits of both this extension and the webui
Are you using the latest version of the Deforum extension?
I have Deforum updated to the lastest version and I still have the issue.
What happened?
Hello Deforum, thank you for the amazing art software that I use for my creations.
Error description:
In 2D and 3D modes, I can interrupt my video at any time and FFMPEG successfully stitches together the initial part of the video. This allows me to watch previews and perform some tests before choosing a final render.
2D and 3D modes are working.
In the case of Video Input, I need to let the video run until the end, in which case it completes the stitching process. However, if I use the STOP button, it gives me this bug in the terminal:
Deforum progress: 18% 10904/62007 [54:25<4:15:01, 3.34it/s]
Got a request to stitch frames to video using FFmpeg.
Frames:
/output/img2img/Deforum_20240306104116/20240306104116_%09d.png
To Video:
/output/img2img/Deforum_20240306104116/20240306104116.mp4
Stitching *video*...** FFMPEG DID NOT STITCH ANY VIDEO ** Error: local variable 'temp_file' referenced before assignment
I've been dealing with this error for a long time now, and today I'm able to detect and anticipate that this problem is recurring. The files are saved in the folder, the video is saved. However, the "update," when it fails, never returns to normal mode until I restart the program.
-> Do Ensure the correct video path is set as video input.
-> Click generate.
-> Interrupt.
-> Turn on ControlNets.
-> Turn off ControlNets.
-> Click generate.
-> Interrupt.
-> BUG: The video update fails to refresh and play repeating the animation executed in the last run.
What should have happened/how would you fix it?
Restart container.
Torch version
2.1.2
On which platform are you launching the webui with the extension?
Have you read the latest version of the FAQ?
Is there an existing issue for this?
Are you using the latest version of the Deforum extension?
What happened?
Hello Deforum, thank you for the amazing art software that I use for my creations.
Error description:
In 2D and 3D modes, I can interrupt my video at any time and FFMPEG successfully stitches together the initial part of the video. This allows me to watch previews and perform some tests before choosing a final render.
2D and 3D modes are working.
In the case of Video Input, I need to let the video run until the end, in which case it completes the stitching process. However, if I use the STOP button, it gives me this bug in the terminal:
I've been dealing with this error for a long time now, and today I'm able to detect and anticipate that this problem is recurring. The files are saved in the folder, the video is saved. However, the "update," when it fails, never returns to normal mode until I restart the program.
Steps to reproduce the problem
Error steps:
-> Play on the Automatic1111 container ( https://github.com/AbdBarho/stable-diffusion-webui-docker )
-> Extensions connected:
Deforum, ControlNet
-> Do Ensure the correct video path is set as video input.
-> Click generate.
-> Interrupt.
-> Turn on ControlNets.
-> Turn off ControlNets.
-> Click generate.
-> Interrupt.
-> BUG: The video update fails to refresh and play repeating the animation executed in the last run.
What should have happened/how would you fix it?
Restart container.
Torch version
2.1.2
On which platform are you launching the webui with the extension?
No response
Deforum settings
20240306121322_settings.txt
Webui core settings
ui-config.json
Console logs
Additional information
The error occurs regardless of whether the container is on Windows or Linux.
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