simple-ffmpeg-batch-io 1.0.0__tar.gz
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- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/%HOME%/.pypirc +9 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/.gitlab-ci.yml +24 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/LICENSE +198 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/PKG-INFO +382 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/README.md +164 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/doc/index.html +7 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/doc/search.js +46 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/doc/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/AudioIO.html +4217 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/doc/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/FrameContainer.html +647 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/doc/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/FrameCounter.html +1001 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/doc/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/VideoIO.html +4206 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/doc/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io.html +7284 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/public/README.md +3 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/pyproject.toml +39 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/src/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/AudioIO.py +824 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/src/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/FrameContainer.py +81 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/src/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/FrameCounter.py +182 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/src/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/PipeMode.py +26 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/src/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/VideoIO.py +803 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/src/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/__init__.py +23 -0
- simple_ffmpeg_batch_io-1.0.0/src/simple_ffmpeg_batch_io/cli.py +27 -0
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with AudioIO.writer(audio_filename, sample_rate=inputAudio.sample_rate, channels=inputAudio.channels, plannar = False, writeOverExistingFile = True) as outputAudio:
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349
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# Read batches of 10 audio frames (10 seconds as frame_size was by default 1 second when opening video)
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350
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for audio_batch in inputAudio.iter_batches(10):
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351
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outputAudio.write_batch(audio_batch)
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352
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+
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353
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# no need to close AudioIO objects as 'with' context do it automatically.
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354
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+
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355
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```
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356
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+
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357
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+
## Static utility functions
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358
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+
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359
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+
### VideoIO
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360
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+
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361
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+
```python
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362
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+
from simple_ffmpeg_batch_io import VideoIO
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363
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+
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364
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+
# get (width, height, fps) of a video using a static function
|
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365
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+
print( VideoIO.get_params(video_filename) )
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366
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+
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367
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+
# get length of an audio stream as float (seconds.milliseconds)
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368
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+
print( VideoIO.get_time_in_sec(video_filename) )
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369
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+
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370
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+
```
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371
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+
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372
|
+
### AudioIO
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373
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+
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374
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+
```python
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375
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+
from simple_ffmpeg_batch_io import AudioIO
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376
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+
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377
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+
# get (channels,sample_rate) of a stream using astatic function
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378
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+
print( AudioIO.get_params(audio_or_video_filename) )
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379
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+
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380
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+
# get length of video stream as float (seconds.milliseconds)
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381
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+
print( AudioIO.get_time_in_sec(audio_or_video_filename) )
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382
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+
```
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