Open-source model built on MiniMax H3 that changes the camera angle and timing of an existing video. It reconstructs a rough 3D point cloud with VGGT Omega, then re-renders the scene along a new camera path. The base model is about 62 GB.
Meridian
by Viggle
Geometry-guided video-to-video model from Viggle that re-renders existing footage along a new camera path and timing.
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Meridian at a glance
- What is Meridian?
- Meridian is a model from Viggle. Geometry-guided video-to-video model from Viggle that re-renders existing footage along a new camera path and timing.
- Who makes Meridian?
- Meridian is made by Viggle.
- Does Meridian work in the EU?
- Available in the EU. Open weights are downloadable from Hugging Face with no region restriction shown; the custom MiniMax-H3 community license excerpt shown does not mention an EU exclusion, though the full license text was not provided. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does Meridian cost?
- Open source. Weights downloadable for free from Hugging Face; the license is custom, so check its terms for commercial use. Licence: MiniMax-H3 Community License (other).
- Where was Meridian shown?
- In 1 creator video by AI Search. Most recently by AI Search on 20 Sept 2026, at 1:06 in “OpenAI hacked, Jev, Google’s RSI, Qwen 3.8 Omni, Bonsai 2, new Gemini Live: AI NEWS”.
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Meridian is a video-to-video model from Viggle AI, built as an adapter on MiniMax-H3. It takes a recorded video and re-renders the event from a new viewpoint along a user-chosen camera path. It can also generate a camera move from a single image.
Geometry comes from VGGT-Omega, which reconstructs a rough 3D point cloud of the scene that guides the re-rendering. Space and time can be controlled independently: the action can play, be slowed, or be held still while the camera moves, then resumed. The model card shows examples including compound camera paths (orbit, sideways move, distance change) in one continuous shot.
Weights are published on Hugging Face (diffusers/safetensors format) under the MiniMax-H3 community license, a custom "other" license. A YouTube reviewer reported a base model size of about 62 GB. Users should check the license terms for usage restrictions.
- Re-camera existing video along a user-defined camera path
- Independent control of space and time (play, slow, hold, resume)
- Camera moves generated from a single image
- Geometry guidance via VGGT-Omega point cloud reconstruction
- Built as an adapter on MiniMax-H3, with weights on Hugging Face
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