video_montage
Easily create a video montage (either a sequence or a grid of videos)
Installing
Install:
pip install video_montage
Usage
Before running, you must have a prepare an input video folder with videos the following structure, eg.
<INPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH>
├── <video1>.mp4
├── <video2>.mp4
└── ...
video_grid_montage: Create a grid of videos (all playing at the same time). If the videos are not all the same length, the video length will default to using the longest video, and filling the other videos with a freeze of the last frame.
video_grid_montage --help
usage: video_grid_montage --input_video_folder_path INPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH [--output_video_folder_path OUTPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH]
[--output_video_filename OUTPUT_VIDEO_FILENAME] [--max_n_videos MAX_N_VIDEOS] [--montage_duration_seconds MONTAGE_DURATION_SECONDS]
[--fps FPS] [--num_per_row NUM_PER_ROW] [--overlay_filename] [--fill_mode {freeze,loop,black}] [-h]
optional arguments:
--input_video_folder_path INPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH
(Path, required)
--output_video_folder_path OUTPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH
(Path, default=.)
--output_video_filename OUTPUT_VIDEO_FILENAME
(Union[str, NoneType], default=None)
--max_n_videos MAX_N_VIDEOS
(Union[int, NoneType], default=None)
--montage_duration_seconds MONTAGE_DURATION_SECONDS
(Union[float, NoneType], default=None)
--fps FPS (Union[int, NoneType], default=None)
--num_per_row NUM_PER_ROW
(Union[int, NoneType], default=None)
--overlay_filename (bool, default=False)
--fill_mode {freeze,loop,black}
(Literal['freeze', 'loop', 'black'], default=freeze)
-h, --help show this help message and exit
video_sequence_montage: Create a sequence of videos (playing one at a time sequentially)
video_sequence_montage --help
usage: video_sequence_montage --input_video_folder_path INPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH
[--output_video_folder_path OUTPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH]
[--output_video_filename OUTPUT_VIDEO_FILENAME]
[--max_n_videos MAX_N_VIDEOS] [--fps FPS]
[--overlay_filename] [-h]
optional arguments:
--input_video_folder_path INPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH
(Path, required)
--output_video_folder_path OUTPUT_VIDEO_FOLDER_PATH
(Path, default=.)
--output_video_filename OUTPUT_VIDEO_FILENAME
(str, default=2023-10-20_00-17-06_video_sequence_montage.mp4)
--max_n_videos MAX_N_VIDEOS
(Union[int, NoneType], default=None)
--fps FPS (Union[int, NoneType], default=None)
--overlay_filename (bool, default=False)
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Example Usage
(video_montage_env) ➜ video_montage git:(main) ✗ tree openai_rubiks_cube
openai_rubiks_cube
├── 2023-10-07_20-04-36_openai_rubiks_cube.gif
├── 2023-10-07_20-05-13_openai_rubiks_cube.gif
├── 2023-10-07_20-05-48_openai_rubiks_cube.gif
├── 2023-10-07_20-07-27_openai_rubiks_cube.gif
├── 2023-10-07_20-08-02_openai_rubiks_cube.gif
└── 2023-10-07_20-11-18_openai_rubiks_cube.gif
0 directories, 6 files
(video_montage_env) ➜ video_montage git:(main) ✗ video_grid_montage --input_video_folder_path openai_rubiks_cube
Moviepy - Building video 2023-10-07_20-16-08_video_grid_montage.mp4.
Moviepy - Writing video 2023-10-07_20-16-08_video_grid_montage.mp4
Moviepy - Done !
Moviepy - video ready 2023-10-07_20-16-08_video_grid_montage.mp4
You can also add the --overlay_filename argument to add the clip's filename to each video clip.
If you get an error related to ImageMagick, you can try running the following command to fix it:
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
or
conda install -c conda-forge imagemagick
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