Video Summarizer
A time saver tool that transform long footage in a short video, keeping the meaningful parts. Useful to compress video surveillance footage.
Note: This project started recently, so it is in initial form. Your suggestions are welcome and feel free to contribute!
Installation
Use pip install video_summarizer.
Features / Usage
Tested video formats:
- .mp4
- .mpg
Video Summarization
Motion summarization
Usage:
import video_summarizer as vidsum
input_video_path = "input_videos/original.mp4"
output_video_path = "output_videos/processed.mp4"
vidsum.summarize(input_video_path, output_video_path, mode="motion")
Movement Detector
... Work in progress ...
Heatmap
... Work in progress ...
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