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I use it extensively in a program I wrote out. I have it automatically trim out silence in front and end of clips and combine it with an algorithm to detect mis
by clxxx 5y ago
I use it extensively in a program I wrote out. I have it automatically trim out silence in front and end of clips and combine it with an algorithm to detect mistakes and take them out. Then it zooms in and out of clips and attaches pictures to create slideshows and adds transitions and cover pages etc based on a text file that gives instructions. Here’s the channel if you’re curious: https://m.youtube.com/c/rareliquid https://m.youtube.com/c/rareliquid. All the transitions, photos, backgrounds, zooms, etc are automated.
- anderspitman 5y agoCool. Do you have something specific you do to flag a mistake for the algorithm, like clapping?
- clxxx 5y agoAny silence longer than two seconds/48 frames (or any length I program it for). Programming for claps would be easy as well and I’ve considered it, but I thought just staying silent would be easier for Ben (guy in the vid) than clapping all the time. Mistakes actually happen incredibly often.
- tmaly 5y agodo you use something like ffmpeg-python or just shell out?