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Save
Select the files to save.
Regardless of these settings, when a video is generated, the pre-processed Generated.webp
is always saved automatically.
SaveEndFrame
:EndFrame.webp
- Saves the last frame of the video.
- Can be used as the starting image for generating a continuation video.
- If
SwapStartEnd
is enabled, it becomes the starting image. - By comparing the final frame image, you can easily check whether the same video has been generated.
- Saves the last frame of the video.
SaveWebp
:Asset.webp
- Saves some post-processed videos as Webp for use as material for further post-processing.
- For example, after applying
Refiner
to a video, you can mosaic or concatenate videos, and finally load the resultingAsset.webp
inPostProcessSource
for upscaling or frame interpolation.
- For example, after applying
- Saves some post-processed videos as Webp for use as material for further post-processing.
SaveMp4
:Share.mp4
- Saves a small-sized video for sharing online.
- Due to compression degradation, it is not suitable for use as material.
- Saves a small-sized video for sharing online.
Webp Save Options
WebpQuality
: Sets the quality when saving as Webp. Higher values mean higher quality.WebpLossless
: Saves Webp without degradation, but is heavier.
Mp4 Save Options
SaveMp4Notification
: Notifies when Mp4 saving is complete.Mp4Crf
: Sets the quality when saving as Mp4. Higher values mean higher compression and lower quality.
FAQ
What is the difference between Generated and Asset for Webp saving?
Generated
is not post-processed.
It serves as a backup so you can reproduce the generation or redo incorrect post-processing.
It is always saved when generated, to help avoid mistakes or misconfigurations.
However, when loading a Webp for post-processing in PostProcessSource
, it is not saved because no generation occurs.
Asset
is used as material for stepwise post-processing.
At each stage—such as after applying Refiner
or Mosaic
, concatenating videos, and finally upscaling or frame interpolation—you save intermediate files for work.