u/HyperSpazdik

Trying to figure out how to create an infinite loop. My current attempt has been:

1. I2V using LTX2.3, save last frame is image
2. I2V using LTX2.3 first-frame-last-frame node where the first frame is the last frame from step 1 and the last frame is the original image used in step 1
3. Merge the two videos

As you can see there is a visible shift when transitioning from the 1st video to the 2nd video. Reddit won't automatically loop the video but there is also a visible shift when the video loops.

Is there a better way to do this?

Edit: Had a problem with my first-frame-last-frame subgraph. Fixed it and now just feeding the same image as both the first and last frame creates a loop.

Received a 2nd hand Micron 3500 2TB SSD today (this is the OEM version of the Crucial T500). I am a little concerned about the random read and write speeds as they are considerably lower than the review sample from THESSDREVIEW's website (3rd image).

If anybody who owns a Micron 3500 SSD can provide their own results (CrystalDiskMark with setting "NVMe" and profile "default") that would be greatly appreciated.

Received a 2nd hand Micron 3500 2TB SSD today (this is the OEM version of the Crucial T500). I am a little concerned about the random read and write speeds as they are considerably lower than the review sample from THESSDREVIEW's website (3rd image).

If anybody who owns a Micron 3500 SSD can provide their own results (CrystalDiskMark with setting "NVMe" and profile "default") that would be greatly appreciated.

Received a 2nd hand Micron 3500 2TB SSD today (this is the OEM version of the Crucial T500). I am a little concerned about the random read and write speeds as they are considerably lower than the review sample from THESSDREVIEW's website here.

If anybody who owns a Micron 3500 SSD can provide their own results (CrystalDiskMark with setting "NVMe" and profile "default") that would be greatly appreciated

Received a 2nd hand Micron 3500 2TB SSD today (this is the OEM version of the Crucial T500). I am a little concerned about the random read and write speeds as they are considerably lower than the review sample from THESSDREVIEW's website (3rd image).

If anybody who owns a Micron 3500 SSD can provide their own results (CrystalDiskMark with setting "NVMe" and profile "default") that would be greatly appreciated.

Received a 2nd hand Micron 3500 2TB SSD today (this is the OEM version of the Crucial T500). I am a little concerned about the random read and write speeds as they are considerably lower than the review sample from THESSDREVIEW's website (3rd image).

If anybody who owns a Micron 3500 SSD can provide their own results (CrystalDiskMark with setting "NVMe" and profile "default") that would be greatly appreciated.