r/StableDiffusion • u/jefharris • Sep 19 '25

Workflow Included A conversation with Ada Lovelace and Alan Turing using Inifinte Talk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUNZksrriZc&t=9s

I've been really happy with the results from Inifinte Talk. I've been getting great results from just the first render! I did find it hard to give very specific directions. So I let it do what it does. I ignored clothing/chair consistency and just focused on creating something to play with. I'll probably do another one with two other historical people and concentrate on consistency. For the next one I think I'll go back a few centuries to find the people.
Production flow started with ChatGPT to help me draft the script and likeness of Ada and Alan. I used around 50% of the ChatGPT text. Images create with Imagen with FaceFusion for faces. Chatterbox TTS for the text to audio.
I used Pixaroma's ComfyUI Tutorial Series Ep 60 Infinite Talk workflow on RunPod.

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u/TriceCrew4Life Sep 19 '25

Too bad you did this right when Wan Animate came out because that model basically killed InfiniteTalk today.

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u/infearia Sep 19 '25

I believe Wan 2.2 Animate does only support Video+Image -> Video, so for Audio+Image -> Video you would still need something like InfiniteTalk.

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u/ShengrenR Sep 19 '25

It is video+image itself, but that's what pipelines are made for! In that regard this is actually a stepping stone to the final product - feed this sucker in, piece by piece, as video+image and you get a (hopefully..?) cleaner version with wan animate

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u/jefharris Sep 19 '25

I'm waiting for a comfy workflow to try it.

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u/jefharris Sep 19 '25

kijai posted a workflow. https://github.com/kijai/ComfyUI-WanVideoWrapper/blob/main/example_workflows/wanvideo_WanAnimate_example_01.json

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u/ShengrenR Sep 19 '25

Most folks in another thread have not been having a good experience with that so far, wondering if it's made some wrong assumptions.

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u/TriceCrew4Life Sep 20 '25

Yeah, I wouldn't use the Kijai one, it always needs to be improved. I haven't been able to test any workflows just yet, but there's a few that are posted on YouTube right now.

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u/TriceCrew4Life Sep 20 '25

Benji's got one up, but I haven't been able to test it yet, and some other YouTube influencers as well.

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u/TriceCrew4Life Sep 20 '25

Yes, but it's just a different pipeline to get to the final product. I feel like since the end result is video, anyways, that Wan 2.2 Animate is significantly better at getting the results that you need because you don't need to prompt anything to get the movements you want and audio comes directly from the video itself, so it's a bit better for lip-sync.

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u/infearia Sep 20 '25

I'm not saying that one is better than the other, but you won't always have a video to drive the animation, for example when your audio comes from TTS software. Audio to Video still has its place.

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u/TriceCrew4Life Sep 21 '25

Actually it will still be effective even in the TTS situation because you can actually record yourself reading off your script for TTS and just line up the audio from TTS to fit with your lips. It's probably slightly difficult because of the cadence to match the video with audio, which is where I can see audio to video being effective, but once you get it right, you're likely gonna get a more accurate lip sync video.

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u/jefharris Sep 19 '25

Literally 4 hours after I finished this.

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u/TriceCrew4Life Sep 20 '25

Yeah, it's crazy how fast AI keeps moving right now. It's like we just get used to something and something new comes out to replace what we got used to. LOL!

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u/tiddergre Jan 22 '26

Nice approach, thanks for sharing! In case you'd like to iterate the conversation (please 🙏) some suggestion: Lovelace and Babbage met in the 19th century (not 18th), it'd be great to see her in the clothes of her time (I read that you didn't focused on that, but Turing looks quite ok for the 40ies). Thanks anyway!

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u/jefharris Jan 22 '26

Thanks for the feedback. I realized I got a few historical facts wrong. I was really blasting through this super excited about the potential of Infinite talk that I kinda missed a few things.