ComfyUI-LiveCC

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ComfyUI nodes for LiveCC model.

How much VRAM does ComfyUI-LiveCC require?

Direct Answer: The ComfyUI node ComfyUI-LiveCC requires a minimum base VRAM of 128MB and is optimized for GPUs with at least 4GB of VRAM. Low VRAM mode is fully supported for resource-constrained setups.

High (2-4GB)
Base VRAM:
128MB (0.1GB)
Recommended GPU:
4GB+ VRAM
Low VRAM Mode:
✓ Supported
Estimation Confidence:
MEDIUM

Interactive VRAM Compatibility Estimator

Estimated Total VRAM: 3.00 GBTarget: 8 GB
✅ Comfortable Fit

Your GPU has plenty of headroom. You can run this node safely with your active configurations!

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What Python packages are required for ComfyUI-LiveCC?

Direct Answer: Running ComfyUI-LiveCC requires installing the following Python package dependencies: accelerate, av==12.0.0, datasets, decord, deepspeed, flash-attn--no-build-isolation, gdown, gpustat, gradio, insightface, liger_kernel, livecc-utils, onnxruntime-gpu, openai, opencv-python, peft, pillow-heif, python_speech_features, qwen_vl_utils, scipy, sentencepiece, tensorboard, timm, torch, torchaudio, torchvision, transformers, wavfile, yt-dlp. Ensure your ComfyUI environment has these packages active before launching.

requirements.txt
accelerate
av==12.0.0
datasets
decord
deepspeed
flash-attn--no-build-isolation
gdown
gpustat
gradio
insightface
liger_kernel
livecc-utils
onnxruntime-gpu
openai
opencv-python
peft
pillow-heif
python_speech_features
qwen_vl_utils
scipy
sentencepiece
tensorboard
timm
torch
torchaudio
torchvision
transformers
wavfile
yt-dlp

Interactive Setup & Dependency Resolver

Operating System:
Environment Type:
Run this terminal command in your ComfyUI root folder:
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much VRAM does ComfyUI-LiveCC require?

ComfyUI-LiveCC requires a minimum of 128MB (0.1GB) of VRAM for base operation. For optimal performance, a GPU with at least 4GB of VRAM is recommended. This node supports low VRAM mode for resource-constrained setups.

Can I run ComfyUI-LiveCC on an RTX 3060, RTX 4070, or RTX 4090?

✅ RTX 3060 (12GB): Yes, fully compatible with 10.7GB headroom. ✅ RTX 4070 (12GB): Yes, fully compatible with 10.7GB headroom. ✅ RTX 4070 Ti (16GB): Yes, fully compatible with 14.3GB headroom. ✅ RTX 4090 (24GB): Yes, fully compatible with 21.5GB headroom

What PyTorch version does ComfyUI-LiveCC need?

ComfyUI-LiveCC requires the following PyTorch-related packages: torch, torchaudio, torchvision. Ensure your ComfyUI environment has these installed. Ensure your PyTorch installation matches your CUDA version (use torch.version.cuda to check).

What Python packages are required for ComfyUI-LiveCC?

To run ComfyUI-LiveCC, you need to install: accelerate, av==12.0.0, datasets, decord, deepspeed, flash-attn--no-build-isolation, gdown, gpustat, gradio, insightface, liger_kernel, livecc-utils, onnxruntime-gpu, openai, opencv-python, peft, pillow-heif, python_speech_features, qwen_vl_utils, scipy, sentencepiece, tensorboard, timm, torch, torchaudio, torchvision, transformers, wavfile, yt-dlp. You can install these using pip or add them to your requirements.txt file.

How can I reduce VRAM usage when running ComfyUI-LiveCC?

ComfyUI-LiveCC supports low VRAM mode. To reduce memory usage: (1) Enable --lowvram or --medvram flags in ComfyUI, (2) Reduce batch size to 1, (3) Use fp16 or fp8 precision if supported, (4) Close other GPU applications.

How do I install ComfyUI-LiveCC in ComfyUI?

To install ComfyUI-LiveCC: (1) Navigate to your ComfyUI/custom_nodes directory, (2) Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/Yuan-ManX/ComfyUI-LiveCC, (3) Install dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt (if present), (4) Restart ComfyUI. Alternatively, use ComfyUI Manager for one-click installation.