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title: "LTX Director CS2 — One ComfyUI Node to Rule All LTX 2.3 Workflows"
source_url: https://youtu.be/Uy3a4tEndzU
captured_at: 2026-08-06
author: "AI Jigyasa"
contributor: "ชิดชนก"
platform: youtube
---
# LTX Director CS2 — One ComfyUI Node to Rule All LTX 2.3 Workflows

youtube video by **AI Jigyasa**, 36m34s, uploaded 2026-08-05. URL: https://youtu.be/Uy3a4tEndzU
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## Description
In this video, I'll show you the ultimate LTX Director CS2 workflow for ComfyUI — built on the CGlide fork (WhatDreamsCost) custom node. This is the single most versatile LTX 2.3 workflow you can run locally: Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, Reference-to-Video, First Frame Last Frame, Video Editing, Retake Mode, Prompt Relay shot sequences, and more — all inside one unified timeline-based ComfyUI node. If you do anything with LTX 2.3, this is the only workflow you need.

Featuring WhatDreamsCost-CSGlide (CGlide Fork): 

Timestamps:

00:00 — Introduction to LTX Director CS and the CG Glide fork 
01:04 — How to install the custom node and workflow in ComfyUI 
02:32 — Deep dive into the workflow: Models, LoRAs, and technical settings 
04:38 — Exploring the LTX CS panel: Inputs, presets, and timeline controls 
08:11 — Managing modes: Ghost Mode vs. Lyken MSR for reference-to-video
09:40 — Retake Mode: Setting up frames for selective video editing 
10:28 — Advanced settings: Saving timelines, Prompt Relay, and Ollama integration 
13:21 — Use Case 1: Text-to-Video generation using motion LoRAs 
14:13 — Use Case 2: Image-to-Video and utilizing Prompt Relay 
15:40 — Creating multi-shot video
