Jun Li

So you don't have to worry about streaming video too much, though YouTube can eat up more memory.

It's designed to run based on what available resources you have.

And when you go through the install process, that wizard will give you different options.

Do you want them to be more CPU focused in its setup or do you want it GPU?

I have a half decent GPU, so I just made it GPU focused.

So that's where it does its actual processing.

It doesn't eat up CPU processing.

So that way I can still use my computer while it's running.

Now for me, it's about 15 to 20 minutes to generate a five second video.

And I'll show you a couple examples of that in a minute.

Well, and it's also, to answer Gwen's question, it's also a great way to, as another form of automation, right?

So like I mentioned, and it in before.

So if you have business processes that require you to generate images or video or audio or 3D,

output, then having this on your local system does, well, limits your external exposure, but also allows you to iterate, like you said, Beth, and things like that.

So

I think there's a lot of, for me anyway, there's a lot of applications of this, a lot of use cases, if you're in that space.

Even marketing houses would kind of want their own comfy UI build so that they could generate specific assets of their marketing campaigns or whatever they're being hired for, advertising agency, those kinds of things.

So before I wrap up really quick, there's one thing, one hiccup that I ran into.

So as a new user, I think this last little bit you might appreciate, and that is when you run, there's no indication that it's running.

So...