<div data-youtube-video><iframe width="640" height="480" allowfullscreen="true" autoplay="false" disablekbcontrols="false" enableiframeapi="false" endtime="0" ivloadpolicy="0" loop="false" modestbranding="false" origin playlist src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/E-M4lcK_mQs" start="0"></iframe></div> This is an evolution of my v3 workflow. Cut down and put together for ease of use. This workflow utilizes and requires an Alpha Mask that matches your video input to work properly. It will take the mask, resize is (shoutout to @Kijai for helping me get passed the initial CUDA errors), and invert it. How you go about getting that AlphaMask is entirely up to you. I personally like rotoscoping manually in Adobe After Effects for precision. The first two IPAdapter images will be for your subject (the white part of your alpha mask). The second two IPAdapter images will be for your background (the mask is being automatically inverted to reverse this). Running the HighResFix at Bilinear will keep you from getting a CUDA on longer frame videos. At 1.5 you will get a clean 768x1344 output after the HighResFix is finished. Appreciate everyone and all the support I receive. Special shoutout to @cerspense @Purz @jeru @Fill @MidJourney.Man @PatchesFlows for allowing me to babble about my AnimateDiff wants and desires and helping me navigate how to get there when I hit a wall and hit it often. Find me on IG @jboogx.creative

JBOOGX & THE MACHINE LEARNER'S  ANIMATEDIFF V3 SUBJECT & BACKGROUND ISOLATION via INVERTMASK VID2VID + HIGHRESFIX

This version has been rearranged with the same functionality, to work with the newly refactored and updated IPAdapter nodes

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