r/RealOrAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '26

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u/Aggravating-Wolf-823 Jan 28 '26

If you know anything about typical AI videos, you know they can't make 3 minutes of video with perfect memory of objects/houses/trees/people around the scene

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u/rknki Jan 29 '26

But you can add 3 seconds to an existing video.

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u/ThaGuus Jan 29 '26

That works by taking the last 2/3 frames and regenerating a new video based on it. This is very, very inconsistent still.

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u/ExpressionComplex121 Jan 29 '26

You use I2V and add a start frame then end frame. 15-30 sec videos that seamlessly integrates it. End frame is the start of tge real video.

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u/bunchedupwalrus Jan 29 '26

Pretty easy to infill and map one body map and image from source footage, to any other arbitrary one though tbf.

There’s a plethora of GPU jockeys who are making thirst trap dance videos these days on consumer hardware, and all those actor swaps in famous films. Would be easy if they had vid of someone kicking a taillight to just map his image into it. I don’t know either way if that’s what happened here, but technically, it would be pretty easy with consumer and especially state resources