def __init__(self, ffprobe_dir, video_file: str):
"""
A simple class to get the video settings needed for dandere2x using ffprobe.
"""
self.ffprobe_dir = ffprobe_dir
self.settings_json = get_video_info(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)
self.frame_count = int(get_frame_count(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file))
# todo: This entire class can be removed and simplified into the 'except' clause,
# but having this try / except provides me a sense of security. Some file containers
# Won't work for the first try, and some won't work for the except, so there's double security here?
try:
self.height = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['height']
self.width = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['width']
self.frame_rate = float(
Fraction(self.settings_json['streams'][0]['r_frame_rate']))
self.dar = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['display_aspect_ratio']
except KeyError:
self.width, self.height = get_width_height(self.ffprobe_dir,
video_file)
self.frame_rate = float(
Fraction(get_frame_rate(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)))
self.dar = get_aspect_ratio(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)
def __init__(self, ffprobe_dir, video_file: str):
self.ffprobe_dir = ffprobe_dir
self.settings_json = get_video_info(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)
# todo: This entire class can be removed and simplified into the 'except' clause,
# but having this try / except provides me a sense of security. Some file containers
# Won't work for the first try, and some won't work for the except, so there's double security here?
try:
self.height = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['height']
self.width = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['width']
self.frame_rate = float(
Fraction(self.settings_json['streams'][0]['r_frame_rate']))
except KeyError:
self.height, self.width = get_width_height(self.ffprobe_dir,
video_file)
self.frame_rate = float(
Fraction(get_frame_rate(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)))
def __init__(self, ffprobe_dir, video_file: str):
"""
A simple class to get the video settings needed for dandere2x using ffprobe.
"""
log = logging.getLogger()
self.ffprobe_dir = ffprobe_dir
self.settings_json = get_video_info(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)
self.frame_count = int(get_frame_count(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file))
# todo: This entire class can be removed and simplified into the 'except' clause,
# but having this try / except provides me a sense of security. Some file containers
# Won't work for the first try, and some won't work for the except, so there's double security here?
try:
self.height = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['height']
self.width = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['width']
self.frame_rate = float(
Fraction(self.settings_json['streams'][0]['avg_frame_rate']))
self.dar = self.settings_json['streams'][0]['display_aspect_ratio']
except KeyError:
log.warning(
"Warning, getting video information from ffprobe failed. Using backup commands."
)
self.width, self.height = get_width_height(self.ffprobe_dir,
video_file)
self.frame_rate = float(
Fraction(get_frame_rate(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)))
self.dar = get_aspect_ratio(self.ffprobe_dir, video_file)
# horizontal videos often do not include rotate so this is separated to keep up the performance
try:
self.rotate = int(
self.settings_json['streams'][0]["tags"]["rotate"])
except KeyError:
self.rotate = int(0)
log.info("Loaded Video Settings for %s :" % video_file)
for item in self.__dict__:
log.info("%s : %s" % (item, self.__dict__[item]))