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this failure is not caused by, as the paper mentions, an out-of-domain input (such as anime image animation), that is why we used a video that was generated by AnimateDiff itself
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The flashing is very noticeable in the outputs the repo generates using 3_1_sparsectrl_i2v.yaml. Here it tries to interpolate between 5 frames, so each 5 frames you get a flash.
This affects both video interpolation and video prediction
Here is a minimal repro case that attempts to interpolate every other frame. Notice the flashing frames:
readme_00002.mp4
Repro steps
First I used Animatediff to generate a video of a running man: video
Then I take the generated video (which should be well understood by AnimateDiff), remove all the odd frames
Use AnimateDiff to generate the frames I removed by interpolating the present frames, here is the yaml file:
Notes:
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