Stability Matrix で最新バージョンの画像生成AIを使う手順 【Stable Diffusion】

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15 Dec 202306:19

TLDRThe video introduces the release of the stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0RC, highlighting its features and improvements. It emphasizes the ease of installation and updating of various AI programs using Stability Matrix, which allows for efficient storage use by sharing large checkpoint files. The video also discusses the compatibility of the software with different hardware configurations, such as NVIDIA GPUs, AMD, and Intel, and provides guidance on installation and uninstallation processes. It encourages viewers to practice updating before the official release of version 1.7.0 and to organize their extensions and storage during the New Year break.

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 utilizing Stability Matrix, which simplifies the installation process of various 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 has been previously introduced but further updates and usage beyond NVIDIA's hardware are discussed in this session.
  • 🌐 Stability Matrix packages many programs used with Stable Diffusion, and updates can be easily applied by clicking a button, although no progress messages are displayed.
  • 🔄 It is recommended to reinstall rather than update when moving to the正式release of version 1.7.0 to avoid issues with overwritten libraries from extensions.
  • 🔧 Extensions can sometimes cause issues with SDWEB UI, so it's important for users, even intermediate ones, to research before installing to prevent potential problems.
  • 🖥️ The video script also provides insights into the compatible PC configurations for different hardware like CPU, NVIDIA GPU, AMD GPU, and mentions that macOS support is currently paused.
  • 📋 Users are guided on how to install and uninstall different versions of packages using the Stability Matrix, including changing display names and selecting appropriate options for the hardware in use.
  • 🛠️ The script emphasizes the importance of setting the correct launch options after installation, such as choosing the right CPU or GPU and adjusting other parameters like API and precision settings.
  • 🎥 The video concludes by encouraging viewers to practice the upgrade process before the official release of version 1.7.0 and to organize extensions and storage during holidays.

Q & A

  • What is the new version of stable Diffusion WEB UI that has been released?

    -The new version of stable Diffusion WEB UI that has been released is version 1.7.0RC.

  • What is recommended when updating to version 1.7.0 of stable Diffusion WEB UI?

    -When updating to version 1.7.0 of stable Diffusion WEB UI, it is recommended to perform a fresh installation rather than just updating, to avoid issues with overwriting libraries.

  • How can Stability Matrix help with installing AI programs and image generation tools?

    -Stability Matrix can help by allowing users to install various programs with just mouse clicks, and it efficiently uses storage capacity by sharing a large checkpoint file.

  • What are some of the updates and features that Stability Matrix manages for users?

    -Stability Matrix manages updates for packaged programs that use stable Diffusion, and it displays update buttons for users to click and update their software. It also handles automatic restarts after updates.

  • What are the different PC configurations possible with Stability Matrix?

    -Stability Matrix allows for configurations using CPU-only, NVIDIA GPU, AMD GPU on LinuxOS, and DirectML for Windows PCs with GPU support. However, it does not currently support macOS.

  • What should users do if they encounter issues with extensions causing problems in SDWEBUI?

    -Users should investigate the libraries used by the extensions before installing them to avoid issues. If problems arise, they may need to adjust or remove extensions that are causing issues with SDWEBUI.

  • How can users add new packages using Stability Matrix?

    -Users can add new packages by selecting the desired package from the list provided. They can then customize the installation by changing options such as the CPU usage and other settings before initiating the installation.

  • 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 for the package they wish to remove.

  • What are some tips for users to prepare for the official release of stable Diffusion WEB UI version 1.7.0?

    -Users should practice updating and managing their installations with the current version, organize their extensions and storage, and be prepared to perform a fresh installation for the version 1.7.0 release.

  • How long does it typically take to generate an image using just CPU with the stable Diffusion WEB UI?

    -The time it takes to generate an image using just CPU can vary, but the script mentions an example where it took 4 minutes and 17 seconds.

  • What should users do if the installed version of a package has the same display name as an existing one?

    -If the display name conflicts with an existing one, users must change the display name before they can proceed with the installation. This display name will also become the folder name for the package.

Outlines

00:00

🚀 Introduction to Stability Matrix and Version 1.7.0RC

This paragraph introduces the release of Stability Matrix's version 1.7.0RC for Stable Diffusion WEB UI. It emphasizes the importance of using Stability Matrix for managing various programs that utilize Stable Diffusion, including image generation and AI software installations. The speaker suggests that using Stability Matrix can be beneficial for its ease of installation through simple mouse clicks and efficient use of storage capacity by sharing a large checkpoint file. The paragraph also mentions that Stability Matrix has been previously introduced, and this time, it covers updates and usage beyond NVIDIA's hardware, highlighting its versatility and ease of updating programs through a simple click, despite not showing progress messages.

05:01

📦 Exploring Stability Matrix's Features and Installation Options

This paragraph delves into the features of Stability Matrix, including its ability to manage multiple programs packaged together, and the ease of updating these programs with a simple button click. It advises users to check for library compatibility before installing extensions to avoid issues with the SDWEBUI. The paragraph also discusses the installation process for different hardware configurations, such as CPU-only, NVIDIA GPU, AMD Linux, and DirectML for Windows PCs. It notes that while Stability Matrix is not yet available for macOS, development seems to be paused, and users may need to wait. The paragraph emphasizes the convenience of installing various versions of programs and changing launch options, such as selecting CPU usage and skipping problematic API settings.

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Keywords

💡Stable Diffusion WEB UI

Stable Diffusion WEB UI is a user interface version 1.7.0RC designed for the Stable Diffusion program, which is used for image generation and AI-related tasks. It is mentioned as having just been released in the script. The interface facilitates the installation of various AI programs with just a few mouse clicks, making it an efficient tool for managing multiple programs within a package system.

💡Stability Matrix

Stability Matrix is a tool recommended in the script for managing installations of AI programs like Stable Diffusion. It allows for efficient use of storage capacity by sharing large checkpoint files. The script mentions that Stability Matrix is particularly useful for managing updates across various programs within the package, as it provides a button to update when changes occur.

💡NVIDIA Graphics

NVIDIA Graphics refers to the graphics processing units (GPUs) manufactured by NVIDIA Corporation, which are used for rendering images, videos, and running AI programs. In the context of the script, NVIDIA GPUs are recommended for running the Stable Diffusion WEB UI and other AI programs due to their high performance capabilities.

💡AMD Linux

AMD Linux refers to the use of AMD graphics cards in conjunction with the Linux operating system. The script indicates that users with AMD GPUs can also run the AI programs by using the Linux OS, showcasing the versatility of the Stable Diffusion WEB UI in supporting different hardware and software configurations.

💡DirectML

DirectML is a machine learning API that enables the use of Windows PCs with GPUs to run AI programs efficiently. In the script, it is mentioned as one of the options for users to choose from when installing and running the Stable Diffusion WEB UI, indicating support for Windows-based systems.

💡macOS

macOS is the operating system used by Mac computers, developed by Apple Inc. The script notes that while the Stability Matrix has not yet been made compatible with macOS and its development appears to be paused, there are still options for Mac users to run certain AI programs, albeit with limitations.

💡Installation

Installation refers to the process of setting up and preparing software or programs for use on a computer. In the context of the script, it discusses the ease of installation of AI programs through the Stability Matrix and the Stable Diffusion WEB UI, emphasizing the simplicity and efficiency of the process.

💡Updates

Updates in this context refer to the process of upgrading or modifying software to the latest version. The script discusses the importance of updates for the Stability Matrix and the AI programs managed within it, as well as the convenience of updating through the interface.

💡Checkpoints

Checkpoints are save points or milestones within a program that allow users to resume work from a specific state without starting over. The script mentions that checkpoints can be shared across different programs within the Stability Matrix, enhancing the efficiency and continuity of work.

💡Extensions

Extensions are additional software components that enhance or modify the functionality of a program. In the script, it is mentioned that some extensions may cause issues with the Stable Diffusion WEB UI due to the use of outdated libraries, which can lead to conflicts and errors.

💡Uninstallation

Uninstallation is the process of removing software or programs from a computer. The script briefly touches on the ease of uninstalling packages within the Stability Matrix, providing users with a straightforward method to remove unwanted or unnecessary programs.

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.

Using Stability Matrix can be beneficial for installing AI programs and image generation tools.

With Stability Matrix, you can install various programs with just mouse clicks, improving efficiency.

Stability Matrix allows sharing of large checkpoint files, optimizing storage capacity.

Stability Matrix has been introduced before, but this time we'll cover updates and usage beyond NVIDIA's GPUs.

Stability Matrix packages many programs using Stable Diffusion, with update notifications and easy installation.

For users who encounter issues with extensions, it's advised to research before installing to prevent problems.

When updating to version 1.7.0 of Stable Diffusion WEB UI, a fresh installation is recommended.

Some extensions may overwrite libraries, causing issues with the UI; it's important to check compatibility.

Stability Matrix is not yet available for macOS, with development currently halted.

The system requirements for various programs are displayed, including CPU-only options and GPU support for NVIDIA and AMD.

Direct ML support for Windows PCs with GPU assistance is mentioned.

Instructions on how to install and set up different versions of packages are provided.

Changing the display name is necessary to avoid conflicts during installation.

Options for using just the CPU, skipping tests, and selecting precision settings are discussed.

The process of starting the program and the expected waiting time is described.

Uninstalling packages is straightforward with just a click.

The video encourages practicing with the pre-release version before the official release of 1.7.0.

Organizing extensions and storage during holidays is suggested as a proactive measure.