manipulating movie files with Python

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  • Tim Grove

    manipulating movie files with Python

    I would like to write a python script which could take a movie file name
    (avi, mov, mpg) along with a start and stop time as parameters, and
    return to me a new movie file just containing that section of the
    original which I'm interested in. Is there a Python library which could
    already perform such magic? Thanks for any suggestions.

    Best regards,
    Tim
  • defn noob

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    Re: manipulating movie files with Python

    I would love the same thing. Dont know what you are doing but this
    might be relevant even if it is not what you are asking for:
    Download Cinemagoer for free. Python package to retrieve and manage data of the IMDb. Cinemagoer is a Python package useful to retrieve and manage the data of the IMDb movie database about movies, people, characters and companies. Platform-independent, it can retrieve data from both the IMDb's web server and a local copy of the whole db.

    library to take data from imdb.

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    • Mike Driscoll

      #3
      Re: manipulating movie files with Python

      On Jul 3, 12:15 pm, Tim Grove <tim_gr...@sil. orgwrote:
      I would like to write a python script which could take a movie file name
      (avi, mov, mpg) along with a start and stop time as parameters, and
      return to me a  new movie file just containing that section of the
      original which I'm interested in. Is there a Python library which could
      already perform such magic? Thanks for any suggestions.
      >
      Best regards,
      Tim
      You might check these out:

      PyMedia is an open source library for car media centers and home medias. Download it for free.



      Mike

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      • Miki

        #4
        Re: manipulating movie files with Python

        Hello,
        I would like to write a python script which could take a movie file name
        (avi, mov, mpg) along with a start and stop time as parameters, and
        return to me a  new movie file just containing that section of the
        original which I'm interested in. Is there a Python library which could
        already perform such magic? Thanks for any suggestions.
        I think you'll find ffmpeg the right tool for the job.

        HTH,
        --
        Miki <miki.tebeka@gm ail.com>
        If it won't be simple, it simply won't be. [Hire me, source code]


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