ffmpeg-studio 0.0.10

FFmpeg Wrapper for Python

FFmpeg.py

FFmpeg Wrapper for Python This module provides a Pythonic interface to FFmpeg, allowing users to construct and execute FFmpeg commands programmatically. It simplifies video and audio processing tasks such as format conversion, filtering, and transcoding.

Installation

Using Package Manager

pip install git+https://github.com/electro199/ffmpeg.py.git

Install FFmpeg

This project does not install ffmpeg utility automatically.

Windows

Using winget:

winget install --id=Gyan.FFmpeg  -e

or download and install FFmpeg from FFmpeg official website:

1. Download the latest FFmpeg build from here.
2. Extract the archive and add the bin directory to your system PATH.

macOS

Using Homebrew:

brew install ffmpeg

Linux

For Debian/Ubuntu:

sudo apt install ffmpeg

Verify installation:

ffmpeg -version

Documention

Documention read docs here.

Usage

Usage

For simple media conversion :

from ffmpeg.inputs import VideoFile
from ffmpeg import export

clip = VideoFile("video.mp4")

export(
   clip,
   path="out.mkv",
).run()

Filters

FFmpeg.py support complex Filters and can be used with apply or apply2, apply2 is for multi output filters like Split and Concat.

from ffmpeg.ffmpeg import FFmpeg
from ffmpeg.inputs import InputFile, FileInputOptions
from ffmpeg.filters import apply, Scale, Overlay
from ffmpeg.models.output import Map

# set options
clip = InputFile("video.mp4", FileInputOptions(duration=10))
overlay = InputFile("overlay.png")

# apply scale filter on clip
upscaled_clip = apply(Scale(1440, 1920), clip)

# apply scale filter on overlay
overlay = apply(Scale(100, 100), overlay)

# apply overlay filter with overlay on upscaled_clip
upscaled_clip = apply(Overlay(overlay, x=0, y=10), clip)

# run command 
ffmpeg = FFmpeg().output(Map(upscaled_clip), path="out.mp4").run(progress_callback=print)