Re: "Bookmarked, thanks!" - definitely worth tracking but I would suggest being cautious. U_U_A is right that the native video-to-video functionality is still super locked down and technically inconsistent. Even the polished demos show weird physics glitches sometimes. I would suggest looking at these points:

• diffusion models struggle with maintaining exact object geometry over time
• high risk of temporal drift where the video looks like it is melting
• precise control over frame-by-frame changes isnt really there yet Are you planning to use this for professional work or just experimenting? Also, do you need to maintain the exact same camera movement from your original footage?

Bookmarked, thanks!

Sora seems currently only available for Text-to-video and image-to-video. Video-to-video is not available yet.

Of course you can, just upload your video and use Sora.