Image & Video Utils
This repository provides a Python module for interacting with image and video files using sensible defaults and clear, consistent interfaces.
✨ Features
- An
ImageResolutionclass to represent the resolution of images or video frames. - A
reshapefunction to resize images easily. - A
VideoMetadataclass to read video information such as the number of frames, frame rate, or codec. - Multiple functions to read and write videos as NumPy arrays, image files, or video files.
- A simple CLI to extract frames or encode videos.
📦 Installation
The module
You can install image_video_utils directly from source using pip:
pip install image-video-utils
You can also use another Python package manager such as uv:
uv add image-video-utils
The CLI
You can install the CLI tool with pipx or uv:
uv tool install image-video-utils
🧪 Usage
The module
Import the required utilities in your Python code:
from image_video_utils.video import write_video_from_iterable
The CLI
The CLI is available via:
ivutils --help
📚 Documentation
The documentation is generated using pdoc and is available as a GitLab Page.
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