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Overview

Utilities to handle video from camera. Contains various utilites that crop and split the video files.

Installation

In your virtual env do

$ pip install spvideoutils

Scripts

The following scripts are provided by the package.

  • video_capture.py
    • Captures a video from a camera to mp4 file on disk.
  • video_split.py
    • Splits a mp4 file into frames stored as png file on output dir.
  • video_merge.py
    • Merges the frames in png file from dir to a video file.
  • video_crop.py
    • Crops a video file from frame number i to j.

Developing VideoUtils

This involves

  • Creating a python virtual env.
  • Downloading the source code from GitHub
  • Installing all the dependencies
  • Installing the package in dev mode.

For example these are steps I typically do on my windows machine.

python -m venv venv_dev_spvideoutils  
env_spvideoutils\Scripts\activate
git clone https://github.com/sanjeevs/spvideoutils.git
cd spvideoutils
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e . 

I can check that the env is correctly setup by invoking any of the scripts above from the same window.

>video_capture
usage: video_capture [-h] [--index INDEX] [--time TIME] outfile
video_capture: error: the following arguments are required: outfile

Creating a distribution package

Check the resource packaging.python.org on how to buiild the distribution.

  • Bump the version of the software in setup.py
  • Run the script to create the distribution in a new folder called dist.
python setup.py bist_wheel

This is done by publishing the changes to pypi. It involves the following steps.

  • This is a pure python project and so a wheel distribution is required. Source distribtution (sdist) is for packages with C extensions.

  • Use twine to upload the source distribution.
twine upload dist/*

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