avst 1.1.1

Audio Video Sync Tool

AVST

Audio Video Sync Tool

Description

AVST is a tool that syncs two videos based on their audio.

avst-sync:

1. Extract audio from both videos
2. Sync the audio of both videos, using cross correlation
3. Pad the audios and videos to the same length considering the delay
4. Save the corresponding synced audios and videos, then mux them into a single video
5. [Optional] Save the synced videos stacked vertically for easier visualization

avst-sync with --reference:

1. Extract audio from both videos
2. Sync the audio of video2 to video1, using cross correlation
3. Pad or cut video2 to match video1's start time and length
4. Save the synced audio and frames of video2, then mux them into a single video
5. [Optional] Stack the original video1 and synced video2 vertically for easier visualization

avst-cut:

1. Pass the start and end times to cut the video
2. Save the cut video

Dependencies

• Python >=3.11
• ffmpeg

Additional python packages are listed in the requirements.txt file.

Install

pip install avst

Install for dev

conda create -n avst python=3.11
conda activate avst
git clone https://github.com/fodorad/AVST
cd AVST
pip install -e .

Usage

Sync two videos

avst-sync --video1_path path/to/video1.mp4 --video2_path path/to/video2.mp4 --visualize

Expected outputs

Video Name	Description
synced_video1.mp4	Video 1 synced to Video 2
synced_video2.mp4	Video 2 synced to Video 1
synced_session.mp4	synced_video1.mp4 and synced_video2.mp4 stacked vertically for easier visualization

Sync a video to a reference video

avst-sync --video1_path path/to/video1.mp4 --video2_path path/to/video2.mp4 --reference --visualize

Expected outputs

Video Name	Description
synced_video2.mp4	Video 2 synced to Video 1
synced_session.mp4	Original video1.mp4 and synced_video2.mp4 stacked vertically for easier visualization

Cut a video

avst-cut --input path/to/video.mp4 --start 10 --end 20 --output path/to/cut_video.mp4

Expected outputs

Video Name	Description
cut_video.mp4	Cut video from 10s to 20s

Contact

• Ádám Fodor ([e-mail]) [website]