Automated extraction of short clips from media files, using quotes.
Project description
ClipSnip 
ClipSnip is a command line tool that that automates the creation of GIFs from media files.
Usage
Simple usage:
snip -q "nicest" -v "Community.S01E01.1080p.BluRay.x264.mkv"
Parameters:
- The quote to search for (
-q) - The video file to snip (
-v)
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Key Features
- Media file identification
- Subtitle sourcing, syncing and searching
- Frame perfect scene extraction
Installation
-
Ensure you have ffmpeg installed
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg -
Install ClipSnip with OpenCV
pip install clipsnip[opencv]Otherwise, if you already have OpenCV
pip install clipsnip
Credits
- PySceneDetect for detecting start and end of scenes
- ffsubsync for syncing subtitles to audio streams
- ffmpeg for being awesome
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