Viggle/Meridian

Meridian is a Hugging Face Space that reshapes a video or image by applying a geometric warp, letting the camera appear to move around the scene and the source time to shift. The warp is a projection rather than a newly rendered view, so areas without reliable reference can appear gray or distorted. A preview pane shows the projected source before a final video is generated, and the system uses a four‑step DMD adapter to produce each output. The interface presents an input panel on the left where a clip up to 100 MB or a single image can be loaded, then camera angle and time settings are adjusted. After configuring the desired orbit or hold point, the user clicks “Preview warp” and, once satisfied, initiates generation; the process runs on a ZeroGPU xlarge instance and outputs 73 frames at 24 fps. The resulting video can be downloaded from the player together with the recipe file. The source must contain at least 3.05 seconds of footage beyond the chosen start point, and the subject should remain centered to avoid large unseen regions that cause artifacts. Presets labeled “NBA” and the 60° climbing orbit are noted as not recommended, and any change to camera, time, or source clears the existing warp. Runtime inputs and outputs are temporary, so sensitive material should not be uploaded.