Viggle AI generates video in real-time instead of hours of processing
Viggle AI is breaking into the generative technology market with an awesome product that solves one of the main problems of modern video generation — long content creation time. The new service offers real-time video generation, which opens completely new possibilities. Watch the video. I am really surprised!!!
Unlike most existing solutions that require hours of processing, Viggle allows working with video instantly. The system supports real-time mockup creation, which significantly simplifies the animation and motion capture process. Additionally, users can instantly replace characters in the video stream without interrupting the broadcast and without spending time on post-processing.
Streamers get the opportunity to use digital avatars without complex technical preparation. And content creators can instantly change images and characters right during broadcasts.
For film production and game development, the system offers tools for rapid previsualization creation, allowing directors and designers to see results immediately, without lengthy rendering. And what’s cool is that the company offers a month of free access to the Viggle LIVE service, which allows you to immediately evaluate the system’s capabilities. Link in the description.
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