Model overview
An original BF16 inference adapter that converts normalized MiniMax-H3 video latents into normalized LTX-2.5 Conv VideoVAE latents. It is used by Sol-H3-Spark in Sana. The model applies the released temporal/spatial packing transform and a 194,759,504-parameter Conv3D residual adapter (width 752, 22 blocks). It does not contain MiniMax-H3 or LTX model weights and does not generate video alone. Pass the original pixel-frame count and pixel geometry to the adapter's `convert` method. The inference library in Sana performs the matching packing and normalization. Changing that transform is not interchangeable with this checkpoint.
Key features
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