PyVeditor: Edit Videos Directly with Human-Friendly Python Code
PyVeditor is an exceptional software that empowers you to effortlessly execute video editing options on your local system. The standout feature of this software is its remarkable cost-free availability, with no restrictions on video size.
However, it's worth noting that processing larger videos may require additional time.
Features
- Split a video by scene change: This feature allows you to split a video into multiple videos based on scene changes.
- Merge Videos: You can merge two or more videos together using this feature.
- Download FB Videos: This feature enables you to download Facebook videos or reels.
- Download YouTube Videos: You can download YouTube videos or reels using this feature.
Install
PyVeditor is designed to be used with the nlp2fn software. nlp2fn is a free-to-use software under the MIT license. To use nlp2fn, follow these steps:
- Install nlp2fn using pip:
pip3 install nlp2fn
- Run the nlp2fn software:
nlp2fn add source https://github.com/dextrop/pyveditor
Using PyVEditor
You can also use PyVEditor through the NLP interface. To run the interface, use the following command:
nlp2fn run
Once the interface is running, you can access the features using the following NLP prompts:
# Split videos scene by scene
What can I help you with?
>> Split {video_path} on every scene change
# Split videos frame by frame
>> Split {video_link} frame by frame
# Merge all videos
>> Merge {videos}
# Merge all videos inside a folder
>> Merge all videos inside from {folder_path}Using Single Commands
You can use PyVEditor features through single commands using the nlp2fn exec command. Here are some examples:
nlp2fn exec -m "Split {video_link}"nlp2fn exec -m "Download Facebook video {link}"nlp2fn exec -m "Download YouTube video {link}"nlp2fn exec -m "Merge {videos}"nlp2fn exec -m "Merge all videos inside from {folder_path}"
Make sure to replace {video_link}, {link}, {videos}, and {folder_path} with the appropriate values.
License
- MIT License
Resources & Download
dextrop