Adding a Re-sample Step Shows Promise Against Motion-Context Degradation in Video Workflows
xyzdist · reddit · 2026-09-12
The author ran a hands-on test of motion-context degradation in a custom low-level ComfyUI video workflow, skeptical of H3-director's black-box refine claim. Comparing a regular workflow vs. adding a denoise re-sample step on top, they find the re-sample clearly promising, though saturation runs slightly high and cut-to-cut mismatches remain to be fixed.
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