Note: this isn't a DAZ video, it's what a person generated from single DAZ renders and an app on his smart phone.
Quote from his (Anabran) post on Renderhub:
Quote from his (Anabran) post on Renderhub:
DAZ, are you listening?
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Impressive results, but I hope for his sake he doesn't get a copyright strike for using music from the TRON: Legacy soundtrack.
He's got it listed and credited in the notes, whether that means he licensed it for use in the video or not I don't know.
MCDesigns
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Impressive video, but you could probably do the same with Kling or Veo3. The logo makes it look like he works for DAZ
Yup, and I already did, with Veo3. I animated one of my Daz portrait renders to use as a video intro for my website. Had it online for about an hour before deleting it after failing to find a video embed plugin for WP that would let me center the playback interface.
He called it a "proof of concept" work where he posted it over on Renderhub, and I don't think this was about what tool he used to make it so much as a "Hey DAZ, this is the way you ought to be promoting".
Unfortunately Tafi, while billing itself as an AI company, isn't all that good at AI and that's who owns DAZ now.
If you take a look at their website (linked in their name above) you'll see every single stinking mistake DAZ has made with AI thus far.
You should be able to center the thing with a column layout Nyghtfall, you might not even need a plugin for that.
Example above
Thanks for the tip, but I found an even better solution. WP's Guttenberg block editor includes an option to upload video, embed it, and align the player.
Here's my new site intro. For some reason, either my render, or my dialogue, or both, kept tripping Google's safety guidelines when I tried using Veo 3.1, so I used Wan 2.5 instead. I also had to run it about six times before Wan finally stopped having a car drive by in the background.
View attachment Site Intro.mp4
I'm warming up to Guttenburg, I didn't like it when it first came out, I preferred using WPBakery and the classic editor. At this point Guttenburg is maturing into something usable for page layout. Your intro movie looks good.
Neither did, but then I discovered some things were easier to do with Guttenburg than the traditional editor. Not wanting to keep switching between both, I decided to adapt to Guttenberg.