Video-cli is made aiming at editing video with a one-line command on a terminal. More detailed video editing can be done with other Python tools (e.g., MoviePy) and GUI video editors (e.g., iMovie), which is not the goal of this tool.
Installation
pip install video-cli
Commands
video-retime: Video Retiming (Speed Up/Down)
video-retime data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --retime 2
video-retime data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --retime 2 --inplace
video-togif: Create a GIF
video-togif data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --fps 2 --duration 5
video-togif data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --fps 2 --duration 5 --resize 0.5
video-trim: Video Triming
video-trim data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --start 3 --duration 5
video-tile: Video Tiling
video-tile data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --shape 1x2 -o tile.mp4
video-toimg: Convert a Video to Images
video-toimg data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --per 10 --start 3 --duration 10
video-tovideo: Convert to Video
video-tovideo data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4
video-resize: Video Resizing
video-resize data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4 --scale 0.5
video-fromimg: Create a Video from Images
video-toimg data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4
video-fromimg --input-files "data/2018-11-02_14-44-14/*.jpg" --fps 30 out.mp4
video-crop: Crop a region of a Video
video-crop data/2018-11-02_14-44-14.mp4
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