PyVideo

Python-based video editing and manipulation tool that provides a comprehensive suite of features for video processing. Comes with a Tkinter GUI that lets you drag and drop video files, choose from a variety of editing options, and apply those functions. Certainly! Below is a comprehensive README.md file for your video editing and manipulation package with a Tkinter GUI.

Features

Core Video Editing Features

• Trim Video: Cut a segment of the video by specifying start and end times.
• Concatenate Videos: Combine multiple video files into one.
• Adjust Speed: Speed up or slow down the video playback.
• Add Text Overlay: Overlay text on the video with customizable position, font size, and color.
• Add Watermark: Add an image watermark to the video at a specified position.
• Stabilize Video: Remove shakiness from the video.
• Extract Frames: Extract individual frames from the video as images.
• Replace Audio: Replace the existing audio track in the video with a different audio file.
• Add Fade In/Out: Apply fade in and/or fade out effects to the video.
• Picture in Picture (PiP): Overlay one video on top of another.
• Rotate Video: Rotate the video by specified angles (e.g., 90, 180 degrees).
• Flip Video: Flip the video horizontally or vertically.
• Change Aspect Ratio: Adjust the aspect ratio of the video.
• Adjust Brightness/Contrast: Modify the brightness and contrast of the video.
• Apply Filter: Apply various filters to the video (e.g., hue adjustment).
• Normalize Audio: Normalize the audio levels of the video.

Subtitle Handling

• Generate Subtitles: Automatically generate subtitles from the video’s audio using Whisper, an open-source audio-to-text model.
• Burn-In Subtitles: Permanently embed subtitles into the video.
• Extract Subtitles: Extract embedded subtitles from the video.

Advanced Features

• Remove Green Screen: Remove green screen backgrounds from the video.
• Create GIF: Convert a portion of the video into an animated GIF.
• Generate Thumbnail: Extract a specific frame from the video to create a thumbnail image.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Python 3.6 or higher
• FFmpeg installed and available in your system's PATH

Required Python Packages

Install the necessary Python packages:

pip install ffmpeg-python whisper tkinter

Download or Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/VideoEditorGUI.git
cd VideoEditorGUI

Usage

Running the GUI

To launch the GUI, simply run the following command:

python video_editor_gui.py

How to Use

1. Drag and Drop a video file into the GUI or click the drag-and-drop area to select a video file.
2. Choose an Action from the dropdown menu, such as trimming the video, adding a watermark, or generating subtitles.
3. Specify Parameters if needed (e.g., start time for trimming, text for overlay).
4. Select the Output File where the processed video will be saved.
5. Run the Action by clicking the "Run" button. The processed video will be saved to the specified output file.

Example Workflow

1. Trim Video: Select the "Trim Video" action, enter the start and end times, and specify the output file.
2. Generate Subtitles: Choose "Generate Subtitles," and the program will automatically create an SRT file with the subtitles.
3. Burn-In Subtitles: Select "Burn-In Subtitles," choose the SRT file, and specify the output video file.

Project Structure

VideoEditorGUI/
│
├── transcoder/
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── video_transcoder.py
│   ├── audio_transcoder.py
│   ├── subtitle_handler.py
│   ├── metadata.py
│   ├── batch_processor.py
│   └── utils.py
│
├── tests/
│   └── test.py
│
├── video_editor_gui.py
├── setup.py
├── README.md
└── LICENSE

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request with your improvements or bug fixes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

• FFmpeg: The powerful multimedia processing tool that powers most of the video and audio manipulations.
• Whisper: The open-source model used for generating subtitles from audio.
• Tkinter: The Python library used for building the GUI.