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videoPrism

What follows from the idea that videos are 3D arrays of pixels?

Setup

  • Get prerequisites with pip3 install tqdm numpy imageio pillow
  • Download with https://github.com/a11ce/transliterator.git
  • Put some source videos in videos/

Usage

  • The easiest way to use videoPrism is with randomSlice.py. Just run python3 randomSlice.py videos/<yourFile> and 100 random slices will be saved in output/<yourFile>/. You can also supply a different output path with -o path/.
  • To generate (frames of) a video of a vertically moving slice with constant slope, run python3 movingSlice.py videos/<yourfile> <xc> <yc> where xc and yc are the x and y slope coefficients.
  • For more advanced usage, import slice. See movingSlice.py for an example of custom usage.

All contributions are welcome by pull request or issue.

videoPrism is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0. See LICENSE for full text.