images2video 0.2

Python images to video library using OpenCV

images2video
=============

Python images to video library using OpenCV

## Installation

```bash
pip install images2video
# or
pip install https://github.com/messense/images2video/archive/master.zip
```

Note that you also need to install OpenCV and numpy to make it work.

## Usage

```python
from images2video import ImagesToVideo
from images2video.effects import * # NOQA

video = ImagesToVideo('test.avi', seconds=10)
video.add_image('1.jpg', ResizeEffect)
video.add_image('2.jpg', CropEffect, bounce=True)
video.add_image('3.jpg', RotationEffect, bounce=True)
video.generate()
```

## License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 messense

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