video-toolkits 0.3

Toolkits for read/write video

:movie_camera: video_toolkits

This repo provides functions to read/write a video and draw keypoints.

** Defult BGR **

Installation

git clone https://github.com/Celeste-cj/video_toolkits.git
cd video_toolkits
python setup.py install

How To Use

VideoReader

from video_toolkits import VideoReader, VideoReaderCV2

video_path = 'path to video'
reader = VideoReader(video_path)            # VideoReader - pyav, only support video file/stream
# reader = VideoReader(0)                   # webcam 0   VideoReaderCV2 support
for img in reader:
    pass

VideoWriter

from video_toolkits import VideoWriter

img_seqs = []
out_path = '{VIDEO_NAME}.mp4'                     # currently support .mp4/.avi
succeed = VideoWriter.imgseq2video(img_seqs, out_path, fps=30)

Convert flv to mp4

from video_toolkits import flv2mp4

input_vid = "{INPUT_FOLDER}/{VID_NAME}.flv"
output_folder = "{OUTPUT_FOLDER}"                 # if output_folder == '', will use {INPUT_FOLDER}
succeed = flv2mp4(input_vid, out_folder=output_folder) 

Visualization

from video_toolkits import display, draw_sklts, put_text, draw_bbox
                                                                   
img = None
kpts = []                       # default (22, 4)
text = ""
bbox = []

display(img)                       # plot image with matplotlib.pyplot
img = draw_sklts(img, kpts, color=None, sklts=None)          # draw skeletons
img = put_text(img, text)                                    # put text
img = draw_bbox(img, bbox)

FFmpeg

from video_toolkits import trim_video, push_rtmp

input_video_path = ""
output_video_path = ""

start_at = 60             # trim video start at 60 second
duration = 60             # or end_at = 120
                          # if both end_at and duration is not given, will trim the video till the end
trim_video(input_video_path, output_video_path, duration=duration)

rtmp_play_url = "rtmp://{host}/live/{stream_name}"
push_rtmp(input_video_path, rtmp_play_url, loop=False)

License

This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.

Anyone is free to copy, use, compile this software, either in source code form or as a compiled binary, for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and by any means.