So I wanted to introduce everyone to an AGPL-3.0 OSS, free forever, AI Video Studio that I've been working on for the past few months called "Vivijure." Vivijure is a web based modular frontend that allows you to collaborate with AI to plan your videos, create images of your cast members and generate all the images for a full LoRA training set, and render your videos either on your own iron (LTX Video) or rent by the second serverless workers (Wan 2.2). It also has integration with several Cloud i2v providers through the interface and everything gets planned in a standard storyboard.json format. I've integrated Real-ESRGAN for video upscaling, MuseTalk for lip syncing your characters to their spoken lines, audio upscaling for speech (GPU based) and music (CPU based). The really cool thing that I've implemented for the design is it's not wasteful when it comes to your GPU spend, anything that can be done by a CPU only, Vivijure routes the job to one of its CPU worker pods instead of you wasting your money or electricity running a CPU-centric job on a GPU.
There's also a Discord Bot I've designed to go with it called Slate that allows you and your friends to plan, research, and render videos together on your own Discord Server. Vivijure supports create title and credit cards, subtitles, narration, music generation, and timing your shots to music that you upload yourself.
Right now the front end control panel runs as a Cloudflare Worker, along with the modules, and it connects to R2 and D1 for data processing and storage. Anybody can write a module as long as it follows the contract set out (and extensively documented). I'm working on a cloud agnostic version of the control panel as part of the next major release, but for now, the front end is Cloudflare powered and for the basic set of modules you can host it for free. To integrate the video upscaling, MuseTalk, and speech upscaling modules you do have to upgrade to Cloudflare's Workers Paid plan, which is $5/month.
There's a limited demo that I've setup if you would like to see how the interface looks and feels at https://demo.vivijure.com. You can find more info, including a "ask me anything about Vivijure" widget at https://vivijure.com, and as always, the source code is available at https://github.com/skyphusion-labs/vivijure.
I really look forward to people checking this out and trying it out, I really enjoyed working on Vivijure and it's my gift to the world - free yourself from SaaS AI Video Studio providers, regain your privacy and control over your own data, and most of all, be creative without being gated by entities that want to limit your vision. There's an easy to use installation script that comes with Vivijure, it should take you no more than an hour to be fully operational with it.
If anyone has any feedback, questions, or comments, please let me know. I'm very excited to show this to the world and I hope someone could gain good use from this software.
Thanks,
Skyphusion (Conrad Rockenhaus)