Beeble has released SwitchX 2.0, a video-to-video model that can generate output at native 4K resolution. The system supports clips up to 20 seconds at 24 frames per second and can produce 10-bit video while retaining the movement and structure of the source shot.
The company says the model improves subject tracking, motion consistency and lip synchronization. An up-resolution workflow is available for material created at lower resolution, and a 3D scene generator can produce Gaussian-splat representations for downstream spatial work.
SwitchHDR expands the finishing path with 16-bit EXR output. Together, the features move the service closer to a production interchange workflow rather than a preview-only generator, particularly where shots must return to compositing and grading systems.
The announcement does not publish training-data provenance, model architecture, processing time, compute cost, failure rates or independent temporal-quality tests. Maximum duration remains short for many editorial uses, and generated results still require human review for continuity and rights risks.
