What's New in Visuals
Give a Seedance video card more than 1 clip and more than 1 sound.
Before, a video card took 1 video and 1 audio clip, even when the model could use more. A second connection was turned away, and only 1 source made it into the video. Now Seedance cards take several clips and sounds at once, in the order you connect them. This week also brings fewer failed runs from odd sized clips, a clear message when a video's sound is blocked, and a Gallery that stays on the result you opened.
The short version:
Seedance cards take up to 3 clips and 3 sounds, or 10 on 2.5
Name each one in your prompt, like [Video1] or [Audio2]
Clips in odd sizes or shapes are fitted for you, with no cropping
A blocked sound now tells you how to fix it
The Gallery stays on the result you opened
The Visuals Agent runs the 1 card you asked for
More clips and sounds per video card
What changed
Connect more than 1 video or audio clip to a Seedance video card. Each one is used, in the order you connected it.
Seedance 2.0, 2.0 Fast and 2.0 Mini: up to 3 videos and 3 audio clips. Each set can be up to 15 seconds in total.
Seedance 2.5: up to 10 videos and 10 audio clips, up to 30 seconds in total for each set. Seedance 2.5 is on paid plans.
How to use it
Draw a connection from each clip to the video card. Then name them in your prompt: [Video1], [Video2], [Audio1] and so on. Hover the input on the card to see its limit.
What to watch for
Pick a length. With 2 or more videos, set the video length yourself. Auto length still works with 1 video.
Limits are checked before you run. If the clips are too long in total, the card tells you before any credits are used.
Fewer failed Seedance runs
Some clips are too wide, too tall, too small or too fast for Seedance 2.0 and 2.5. Before, those runs could start and then fail. Now Visuals fits them for you, keeping the sound, the length and the full picture, with no cropping. Your original file is not changed.
Clear help when a video's sound is blocked
Sometimes a video is blocked because of the sound it would make, for copyright reasons. Before, you got a general error that told you to change your prompt. Now the card says what happened: turn off Audio on the card and run it again, or pick a different model if you need sound.
The Visuals Agent can offer to run it again with sound off. It keeps your prompt, your references and the length, and it asks you first.
Also fixed
The Gallery stays on your result. Before, when another card finished, the result you had open could jump to a different one. Now it stays put. If you delete it, the viewer closes.
The Visuals Agent runs the 1 card you asked for. Asking it to make and run 1 new video, while saying not to make any images, could be refused. It now runs that 1 card, once, and leaves the rest alone.
Answering "Which card should I run?" When the Agent asks which card to run, your pick now runs.
Plus assorted polish on error messages and video card settings.