rapid_videocr Package
1. Install package by pypi.
pip install rapid_videocr
2. Run by script.
- Only OCR:
from rapid_videocr import RapidVideOCR extractor = RapidVideOCR(is_concat_rec=True, concat_batch=10, out_format='srt') rgb_dir = 'RGBImages' save_dir = 'outputs' extractor(video_sub_finder_dir=rgb_dir, save_dir=save_dir)
- Extract + OCR:
from rapid_videocr import RapidVideoSubFinderOCR vsf_exe = r"G:\ProgramFiles\VideoSubFinder_6.10_x64\Release_x64\VideoSubFinderWXW.exe" extractor = RapidVideoSubFinderOCR(vsf_exe_path=vsf_exe, is_concat_rec=True) # video_path can be directory path or video full path. video_path = 'test_files/tiny/2.mp4' save_dir = 'outputs' extractor(video_path, save_dir)
3. Run by command line.
- Usage:
$ rapid_videocr -h usage: rapid_videocr [-h] [-vsf VSF_EXE_PATH] [-video_dir VIDEO_DIR] [-i IMG_DIR] [-s SAVE_DIR] [-o {srt,txt,all}] [-m {single,concat}] [-b CONCAT_BATCH] [-p {0,1}] options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -vsf VSF_EXE_PATH, --vsf_exe_path VSF_EXE_PATH The full path of VideoSubFinderWXW.exe. -video_dir VIDEO_DIR, --video_dir VIDEO_DIR The full path of video or the path of video directory. -i IMG_DIR, --img_dir IMG_DIR The full path of RGBImages or TXTImages. -s SAVE_DIR, --save_dir SAVE_DIR The path of saving the recognition result. Default is "outputs" under the current directory. -o {srt,txt,all}, --out_format {srt,txt,all} Output file format. Default is "all". -m {single,concat}, --mode {single,concat} Which mode to run (concat recognition or single recognition). Default is "single". -b CONCAT_BATCH, --concat_batch CONCAT_BATCH The batch of concating image nums in concat recognition mode. Default is 10. -p {0,1}, --print_console {0,1} Whether to print the subtitle results to console. 1 means to print results to console. Default is 0.
- Example:
- Only OCR:
$ rapid_videocr -i RGBImages
- Extract + OCR:
$ rapid_videocr -vsf G:\ProgramFiles\VideoSubFinder_6.10_x64\Release_x64\VideoSubFinderWXW.exe -video_dir G:\ProgramFiles\RapidVideOCR\test_files\tiny
- Only OCR:
See details for RapidVideOCR.
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