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i bet this will get thrown out but it is interesting to think about doing such a thing, do you have a github or something for all your codes?

Monnadre 2y ago
I'm not willing to publish my work, starting with the fact that it is just tweakings and not made for production or anything like that. I can share my video editor script if you are interested in collaborating as a template
- mnky9800n 2y ago
  Lame. Nobody cares if your code sucks. Everyone’s code sucks. GitHub, or any source control, lets you figure out why and helps you communicate to fix it. And anyways GitHub has free private repos so I don’t really understand you.
  - Monnadre 2y ago
    I think you misunderstood :), I know what i'm doing, I just don't want to give out my script to anyone, i'm just looking for a collab
    - mnky9800n 2y ago
      Yeah I guess I was trying to offer and said let’s connect through the codes.
      - Monnadre 2y ago
        Here is my moviepy code: import asyncio from moviepy.editor import VideoFileClip, clips_array, vfx def merge_shorts_sync(content_duration: int, satisfaction_duration: int, content_path: str = "content.mp4", satisfaction_path: str = "satisfaction.mp4", output_path: str = "final.mp4") -> None: # User-specified proportions p1 = 0.6 # first clip will occupy 60% of the final height p2 = 1 - p1 # second clip will occupy 40% of the final height # Load the video clips content_clip = VideoFileClip(content_path) satisfaction_clip = VideoFileClip(satisfaction_path) # Adjust satisfaction clip duration relative to content clip if content_duration > satisfaction_duration: speed_factor = satisfaction_duration / content_duration satisfaction_clip = satisfaction_clip.fx(vfx.speedx, speed_factor) else: satisfaction_clip = satisfaction_clip.subclip(0, content_duration) # Use the height of the content clip as target target_height = content_clip.h # Resize clips to target height content_clip_resized = content_clip.resize(height=target_height) satisfaction_clip_resized = satisfaction_clip.resize(height=target_height) # Helper to crop a clip centrally by a vertical proportion def crop_central(clip, proportion): current_height = clip.h target_crop_height = current_height * proportion top_crop = (current_height - target_crop_height) / 2 return clip.crop(y1=top_crop, y2=top_crop + target_crop_height) # Crop each clip according to the desired proportions content_clip_cropped = crop_central(content_clip_resized, p1) satisfaction_clip_cropped = crop_central(satisfaction_clip_resized, p2) if abs(p1 + p2 - 1) > 1e-6: raise ValueError("The sum of the proportions p1 and p2 must equal 1.") # Stack clips vertically (the final height will match target_height) final_clip = clips_array([[content_clip_cropped], [satisfaction_clip_cropped]]) # Export the final video final_clip.write_videofile(output_path, codec="libx264", fps=content_clip.fps, audio_codec="aac") async def merge_shorts(content_duration: int, satisfaction_duration: int, content_path: str = "content.mp4", satisfaction_path: str = "satisfaction.mp4", output_path: str = "final.mp4") -> None: # Offload the synchronous video processing to a separate thread await asyncio.to_thread(merge_shorts_sync, content_duration, satisfaction_duration, content_path, satisfaction_path, output_path) If you want to create a script that autogenerate videos, we can continue on discord.

Monnadre 2y ago

I'm not willing to publish my work, starting with the fact that it is just tweakings and not made for production or anything like that. I can share my video editor script if you are interested in collaborating as a template

mnky9800n 2y ago
Lame. Nobody cares if your code sucks. Everyone’s code sucks. GitHub, or any source control, lets you figure out why and helps you communicate to fix it. And anyways GitHub has free private repos so I don’t really understand you.
- Monnadre 2y ago
  I think you misunderstood :), I know what i'm doing, I just don't want to give out my script to anyone, i'm just looking for a collab
  - mnky9800n 2y ago
    Yeah I guess I was trying to offer and said let’s connect through the codes.
    - Monnadre 2y ago
      Here is my moviepy code: import asyncio from moviepy.editor import VideoFileClip, clips_array, vfx def merge_shorts_sync(content_duration: int, satisfaction_duration: int, content_path: str = "content.mp4", satisfaction_path: str = "satisfaction.mp4", output_path: str = "final.mp4") -> None: # User-specified proportions p1 = 0.6 # first clip will occupy 60% of the final height p2 = 1 - p1 # second clip will occupy 40% of the final height # Load the video clips content_clip = VideoFileClip(content_path) satisfaction_clip = VideoFileClip(satisfaction_path) # Adjust satisfaction clip duration relative to content clip if content_duration > satisfaction_duration: speed_factor = satisfaction_duration / content_duration satisfaction_clip = satisfaction_clip.fx(vfx.speedx, speed_factor) else: satisfaction_clip = satisfaction_clip.subclip(0, content_duration) # Use the height of the content clip as target target_height = content_clip.h # Resize clips to target height content_clip_resized = content_clip.resize(height=target_height) satisfaction_clip_resized = satisfaction_clip.resize(height=target_height) # Helper to crop a clip centrally by a vertical proportion def crop_central(clip, proportion): current_height = clip.h target_crop_height = current_height * proportion top_crop = (current_height - target_crop_height) / 2 return clip.crop(y1=top_crop, y2=top_crop + target_crop_height) # Crop each clip according to the desired proportions content_clip_cropped = crop_central(content_clip_resized, p1) satisfaction_clip_cropped = crop_central(satisfaction_clip_resized, p2) if abs(p1 + p2 - 1) > 1e-6: raise ValueError("The sum of the proportions p1 and p2 must equal 1.") # Stack clips vertically (the final height will match target_height) final_clip = clips_array([[content_clip_cropped], [satisfaction_clip_cropped]]) # Export the final video final_clip.write_videofile(output_path, codec="libx264", fps=content_clip.fps, audio_codec="aac") async def merge_shorts(content_duration: int, satisfaction_duration: int, content_path: str = "content.mp4", satisfaction_path: str = "satisfaction.mp4", output_path: str = "final.mp4") -> None: # Offload the synchronous video processing to a separate thread await asyncio.to_thread(merge_shorts_sync, content_duration, satisfaction_duration, content_path, satisfaction_path, output_path) If you want to create a script that autogenerate videos, we can continue on discord.