VideosDGX2: generate videos on your own GPU server
Uses Wan 2.2 and LTX-2.3 in ComfyUI, with a web interface and a job queue.
VideosDGX2 is a system for generating videos with artificial intelligence on the NVIDIA DGX Spark. It uses Wan 2.2 through ComfyUI, a program that runs the generation, and provides a web interface with a job queue. The source also presents LTX-2.3 as a documented add-on that is not installed by default yet.
For users, the idea is to create videos from text or an image on the device itself, without sending prompts or videos to external services. The interface lets users track the queue, cancel jobs, choose ready-made settings for each model, and view the generated videos. Scripts are also available for command-line use.
To get started, you need the DGX Spark with the ComfyUI environment and the Wan 2.2 model files installed; those files are downloaded separately. The project guide provides the steps. Then you can open the interface on the local network or use the scripts. Note that the 14B model is slower and LTX-2.3 is not installed by default yet.
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