Stability Matrix で最新バージョンの画像生成AIを使う手順 【Stable Diffusion】
TLDRThe video introduces the release of the stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0RC, highlighting its features such as ease of installation, efficient storage use through shared checkpoint files, and compatibility with various programs and hardware configurations. It emphasizes the use of Stability Matrix for managing updates and installations and provides tips for beginners on avoiding issues with extensions. The video also demonstrates how to install and uninstall packages, change launch options, and successfully run image generation using only CPU. It encourages practice with the pre-release version before the official launch of version 1.7.0 and suggests organizing extensions and storage during holidays.
Takeaways
- 🚀 The stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0RC has been released, offering new features and improvements.
- 🎨 Users can now prepare for the upgrade by using Stability Matrix, which simplifies the installation of AI programs and image generation tools.
- 📦 Stability Matrix allows for efficient use of storage capacity by sharing large checkpoint files through simple mouse clicks.
- 💡 The video highlights that Stability Matrix manages many programs packaged with Stable Diffusion, with update notifications available for users.
- 🛠️ It is recommended to perform a fresh installation rather than an update when moving to version 1.7.0 to avoid issues with extensions.
- 🔄 The video advises checking the libraries used by extensions before installation to prevent conflicts with SDWEB UI.
- 🖥️ The script mentions various PC configurations that are compatible with the software, including CPU-only, NVIDIA GPU, AMD GPU, and Direct ML for Windows PCs.
- 📱 The script notes that while macOS compatibility is available, Stability Matrix development for Mac seems to be paused and users may need to wait.
- 🔧 The process of adding and uninstalling packages is straightforward, with users able to choose from a variety of versions and customize their setup.
- 📈 The video script provides insights into the importance of selecting the right PC components and software configurations for optimal performance.
- 🎓 The video encourages viewers to practice with the pre-release version of SDWEB UI 1.7.0 and to organize extensions and storage during the New Year holidays.
Q & A
What is the main topic of the video transcript?
-The main topic of the video transcript is the release of the stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0RC and how to prepare for the update using Stability Matrix.
What is Stability Matrix and why is it recommended for installing AI programs and image generation tools?
-Stability Matrix is a tool that packages many programs used with stable Diffusion as a single package. It is recommended because it simplifies the installation process, allows for efficient use of storage capacity by sharing large checkpoint files, and keeps track of updates for various programs.
How does one update the stable Diffusion WEB UI using the Stability Matrix?
-To update the stable Diffusion WEB UI using the Stability Matrix, one can simply click the update button if there is an available update. The process does not require messages to be displayed, and the progress might not be visible, but it typically takes a few minutes to complete.
What is advised when a new version of stable Diffusion WEB UI is released?
-When a new version of stable Diffusion WEB UI is released, such as version 1.7.0, it is recommended to perform a fresh installation rather than just updating, to avoid issues with overwriting libraries used by extensions.
What should users do if they encounter issues with extensions causing problems with the SDWEBUI?
-Users should investigate the libraries used by the extensions before installing them. If issues arise, they may need to adjust or remove extensions that are causing problems, especially for beginners, as this can be a common point of confusion during version updates.
How does the Stability Matrix assist with managing multiple versions of programs?
-The Stability Matrix allows users to easily install and manage multiple versions of programs. It enables the selection of different versions with just a few clicks, and the folder names will serve as the display names for the installed packages.
What are some of the hardware and software configurations mentioned for running the programs with Stability Matrix?
-The script mentions various configurations such as using a CPU for processing, utilizing NVIDIA GPUs, using AMD GPUs with LinuxOS, and running on Windows PCs with DirectML support for AMD GPUs. It also mentions that there are options for MacOS, but Stability Matrix development for MacOS seems to be paused.
What are the startup options that need to be specified for different programs in Stability Matrix?
-Different programs may require specifying startup options such as selecting the CPU-only mode, disabling APIs that may cause issues, skipping CUDA tests, and checking options like 'No Half' and 'Use CPU All' along with precision settings like 'Full'.
How long does it typically take to launch the image generation using just a CPU?
-The script does not provide an exact duration but suggests that it might take a few minutes, as it mentions that the process could take 4 minutes and 17 seconds as an example.
What is the process for uninstalling packages in Stability Matrix?
-Uninstalling packages in Stability Matrix is straightforward. Users simply need to select the uninstall option to remove the package they no longer wish to use.
What is the recommendation for users to do before the official release of stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0?
-Users are encouraged to practice updating and managing their installations before the official release of stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0 to familiarize themselves with the process and be prepared for the new release.
Outlines
🚀 Introduction to Stability Matrices and Version 1.7.0RC
This paragraph introduces the release of version 1.7.0RC for the stable Diffusion WEB UI. It emphasizes that while it is a pre-release version, users are encouraged to prepare for the update. The paragraph highlights the benefits of using Stability Matrices for image generation and AI program installation, mentioning that it simplifies the process of clicking through various programs and efficiently utilizes storage capacity by sharing a large checkpoint file. It also notes that Stability Matrices manages many programs packaged with Stable Diffusion, allowing for easy updates by clicking a button. The paragraph touches on the lack of messages or progress indicators during updates, which might be time-consuming. It advises users to reinstall rather than update to version 1.7.0 to avoid issues with extensions that might overwrite with old libraries.
🛠️ Exploring Stability Matrices and Installation Options
This paragraph delves deeper into the functionalities of Stability Matrices, explaining that they manage many programs used with Stable Diffusion and that updates to these programs are easily accessible through a simple click. It also mentions that while the video provides an overview of updates and usage beyond NVIDIA's graphics, there are still aspects left unexplained, such as the use of Stability Matrices with other hardware like AMD GPUs. The paragraph outlines the various PC configurations that can run the software, including CPUs, NVIDIA GPUs, AMD GPUs on LinuxOS, and DirectML for Windows PCs. It points out that while there are options for Intel or AMD GPUs, the best choice might be to use the CPU. The paragraph also addresses the need to specify launch options for each program and the ease of installing different versions of the software.
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Keywords
💡stable Diffusion WEB UI
💡Stability Matrix
💡NVIDIA
💡AMD
💡DirectML
💡macOS
💡CPU
💡GPU
💡Extensions
💡Checkpoints
💡Updates
Highlights
Stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0RC has been released.
Although it's a beta release, it's recommended to prepare for the update.
Stability Matrix is suggested for use in image generation and AI program installations.
With Stabilities Matrix, various programs can be installed with just mouse clicks.
Stability Matrix allows for efficient use of storage capacity by sharing large checkpoint files.
Stability Matrix was introduced before, and this time, updates and usage methods for non-NVIDIA GPUs will be explained.
Stability Matrix manages many programs using Stable Diffusion as a package.
Updates to the package programs are indicated by buttons that can be clicked to update.
There are no messages displayed, and progress may not be clear, but it may take a few minutes.
After the confUI update is completed, it's simple to update to the latest version.
For the official release of Stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0, it is recommended to reinstall rather than just update.
Some extensions may overwrite libraries, causing issues with SDWEBUI, so it's advised to research before installing.
Even intermediate users may encounter difficulties due to extensions when upgrading versions.
Updates to the Table Matrix can be done with a single click.
After updating, automatic restart is also possible.
When adding a package, choose the desired package to install.
The system shows the configuration of a PC that can run the program, specifying the use of CPU or GPU.
Stability Matrix is not yet available for macOS, and development seems to be paused.
For non-NVIDIA GPUs, it's recommended to use the specified Pat version.
If not using a graphics board, select CPU, and for Direct ML AMD, choose 6M, and for Mac, choose MPS.
Each program requires specifying startup options, which must be done to install the pre-release version of SDWEBUI.
To install, you must change the display name as it conflicts with existing names, which will become the folder name.
With Stability Matrix, you can easily install various versions of programs.
Before launching the newly installed package, change the startup options to use only the CPU.
Confirm that the installed package is selected and change the options accordingly, specifying to use only the CPU.
APIs should be turned off to avoid potential issues, and CUDA tests should be skipped.
Check the 'No Half' option and use 'Use CPU All' and 'Precision Full'.
After setting the options, try running the program, which may take a few minutes.
If no errors occur and the correct screen appears, the CPU-only image generation is successful.
Uninstalling packages that are not used is straightforward with just an 'Uninstall' option.
Before the official release of version 1.7.0, practice using the Table difffWEBUI to familiarize yourself with the update.
Checkpoints and other resources can be shared in one folder, which is useful for organizing extensions and storage during holidays.
The video concludes here, and viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel and give a high rating.
