Video Marker
Video Marker is a python application based on OpenCV that can automate the following tasks:
- video recording from a webcam or any other OpenVC VideoCapture source
- prepend a video before your video record starts
- append a video after your video record ends
- add a watermark image
- save to a file
Setup
pip install video-marker
Documentation
video_marker -h
Usage examples
Monitor your webcam, press q key on the keyboard or CTRL+c
video_marker --video-cap 0 --monitor
Add watermark to your webcam
video_marker --watermark-fpath 'assets/logo.png' --monitor
A quite complete example
video_marker --watermark-fpath 'assets/logo.png' --monitor --pre-media assets/intro.mp4 --post-media assets/intro.mp4 --watermark-size 50
You can stop the video recording gracefully, with SIGTERM signal kill -SIGTERM $(ps a | grep video_marker | grep python | awk -F' ' {'print $1'} | xargs kill -SIGTERM).
License
ses LICENSE file.
Author
Giuseppe De Marco
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