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Sequence

Sequence · screenshot coming soon

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What this node does

Sequence is a mini edit-assembly node. Wire up to twelve COMFYTV_VIDEO clips into its auto-growing videos input, then arrange them into a playback order with the on-node segment list. Each segment can carry an in-point, an out-point, a transition type, and a transition duration; the node concatenates them into a single clip in that order. If you don’t define any segments, Sequence simply strings the connected clips together, in slot order, with hard cuts. It runs on ▶ Run (renders the assembled sequence) and needs at least one connected clip. Output is a single COMFYTV_VIDEO. To hand the result to a native ComfyUI node, insert a Bridge (ComfyTV/Bridge). See https://github.com/jtydhr88/ComfyTV/blob/main/docs/bridges.md.

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When to use it

  • Build a rough cut from a handful of shots without leaving ComfyTV.
  • Trim each clip’s in/out and drop a fade or wipe between selected cuts.
  • Concatenate render passes or takes into one continuous file.

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Parameters

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segments

JSON [{slot, in_s, out_s, transition, trans_dur}] describing, in playback order, which slot plays, its in/out trim points (seconds), and the transition into it plus its duration. Driven by the on-node segment-list UI, not typed by hand. Leave empty to just concatenate all connected clips with cuts.

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videos (input)

An auto-growing set of COMFYTV_VIDEO slots (video0, video1, …), up to 12. Connect one clip per slot; the segments list references these by slot name.

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Outputs

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Tips

  • With an empty segments list you get a plain concatenation of every connected slot, in order, with hard cuts — a fast way to join clips.
  • The segment list references slots by name, so leaving a middle slot empty just means that slot isn’t included; it doesn’t shift the others.
  • Video Transition — a single crossfade/transition between exactly two clips.
  • Luma Wipe — a pattern-driven wipe between two clips.
  • Time Remap — retime a single clip before dropping it into the sequence.