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StreamErase introduces a method for ultra-fast video object removal with sub-second latency and up to 26 FPS streaming generation on a single GPU. It augments text-to-video models with mask input to erase target objects and synthesize coherent backgrounds in real time.
StreamErase introduces a method for ultra-fast video object removal with sub-second latency and up to 26 FPS streaming generation on a single GPU. It augments text-to-video models with mask input to erase target objects and synthesize coherent backgrounds in real time.
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Current video object removal methods suffer from prohibitive latency (minutes per video) and non-causal processing that prevents real-time interaction. We present StreamErase, enabling sub-second latency with up to 26 FPS streaming generation on a single GPU. Our approach first augments a text-to-video model with...
This approach overcomes the prohibitive latency and non-causal processing of current methods, enabling real-time interaction for video editing. It could significantly improve workflows requiring fast and seamless video object removal.
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