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clips = [clip1, clip2] | clips = [clip1, clip2] | ||
for clip in clips: | for clip in clips: | ||
clip.volume(0) | |||
if clip==clip1: | if clip==clip1: | ||
cut = clip1.cut(start=0, end=2.8) | cut = clip1.cut(start=0, end=2.8) | ||
else: | else: | ||
cut = clip2.cut(start=56, end=57.8) | cut = clip2.cut(start=56, end=57.8) | ||
text1 = clip1.text("Your body will make itself heard", color="#FF69B4", font="Ubuntu", size=100) | text1 = clip1.text("Your body will make itself heard", color="#FF69B4", font="Ubuntu", size=100) | ||
text2 = clip2.text("Your body will make itself heard", color="#FF69B4", font="Ubuntu", size=100) | text2 = clip2.text("Your body will make itself heard", color="#FF69B4", font="Ubuntu", size=100) | ||
Revision as of 15:46, 18 February 2019
Testing video tools
In my project, I plan on using free software tools, command line or other, to put together a short video essay that illustrates the narrative of my research.
Vidpy
Vidpy is a piece of software written by Sam Lavigne, developed from MLT.
Overlaying text on a video compositionwith no sound
from vidpy import Clip, Composition
clip1 = Clip('Devon to Doorstep - How Huel is made-NpK63Auk1_A.mkv')
clip2 = Clip('Devon to Doorstep - How Huel is made-NpK63Auk1_A.mkv')
clips = [clip1, clip2]
for clip in clips:
clip.volume(0)
if clip==clip1:
cut = clip1.cut(start=0, end=2.8)
else:
cut = clip2.cut(start=56, end=57.8)
text1 = clip1.text("Your body will make itself heard", color="#FF69B4", font="Ubuntu", size=100)
text2 = clip2.text("Your body will make itself heard", color="#FF69B4", font="Ubuntu", size=100)
together = Composition(clips, singletrack=True)
together.save('vidpy_test.webm')