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tl;dr

A ComfyUI custom node that acts as a video director, splitting a source video into segments and generating multi segment AI video using the official Bernini model.

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  root((ComfyUI Bernini Director))
    What it does
      Multi segment video
      Timeline splitting
      Dual stage sampling
    Tech stack
      JavaScript
      Python
      ComfyUI
    Use cases
      Long video generation
      Scene based editing
      Reference guided video
    Audience
      ComfyUI users

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what do people make with this?

VIBE 1

Generate a longer AI video made of multiple consistent segments instead of one short clip.

VIBE 2

Split a source video into scenes automatically and regenerate each segment with different prompts.

VIBE 3

Use reference images to guide the style or subject of generated video segments.

VIBE 4

Insert or tweak specific content in an existing video, such as an ad placement or a subject's position.

what's the stack?

JavaScriptPythonComfyUI

how it stacks up fr

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LanguageJavaScriptJavaScriptJavaScript
Setup difficultymoderatemoderate
Complexity3/53/5
Audiencedeveloperdevelopervibe coder

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in plain english

This project is a custom node for ComfyUI, a visual workflow tool for AI image and video generation, built on top of the official Bernini video model. It packages timeline splitting, prompt encoding, two stage sampling, and export into a single director style node aimed at generating longer videos made of multiple segments rather than one short clip. Inside the node you upload a source video and can split it into segments manually, evenly, or automatically using scene detection, with a visual timeline showing each segment's range. The node supports many task modes, covering plain text to image, text to video, image to image, image to video, video to video, and more specialized modes such as inserting an advertisement into a video or making small positional tweaks to a subject already in a video. It can take up to five reference images that prompts can point to directly, and it runs two separate sampling passes, called HIGH and LOW, each with its own settings for guidance strength, seed, and step count. An optional cross segment guidance mode can be turned on to keep multiple segments visually consistent, and a built in connection to large language models can expand your prompts using Bernini's own prompt template. The node outputs the generated video frames, an audio track when the source video had one, frame rate and frame count information, and a text report summarizing the segment plan. To use it, you need a version of ComfyUI that supports the official Bernini model, then install this node by cloning it into ComfyUI's custom_nodes folder or through the ComfyUI Manager. The corresponding Bernini model weights and example workflows are distributed separately through the author's own site. The project is released under the Apache-2.0 license.

prompts (copy fr)

prompt 1
Walk me through installing ComfyUI_Bernini_Director into my ComfyUI custom_nodes folder.
prompt 2
Explain the difference between the HIGH and LOW sampling passes in this Bernini director node.
prompt 3
Help me set up a workflow using the rv2v task type with a source video and reference images.
prompt 4
How do I enable cross segment guidance so my multi segment video stays visually consistent?

Frequently asked questions

what is comfyui_bernini_director fr?

A ComfyUI custom node that acts as a video director, splitting a source video into segments and generating multi segment AI video using the official Bernini model.

What language is comfyui_bernini_director written in?

Mainly JavaScript. The stack also includes JavaScript, Python, ComfyUI.

Who is comfyui_bernini_director for?

Mainly developer.

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