def overlay(old_filename_1, old_filename_2, new_filename):
'''Creates an avi where the motion of old_filename_2 is layed over old_filename_1'''
size = find_image_size(old_filename_1)
if size != find_image_size(old_filename_2): #If the avi's have different dimensions, send an error and terminate function
return 'Please only overlay gifs of the same dimensions'
e = Index(old_filename_1) #Allows first old avi to be accessed by pymosh
f = Index(old_filename_2) #Allows second old avi to be accessed by pymosh
write_shell(count_frames(e)+count_frames(f), find_frame_duration(old_filename_1), size) #Creates a blank avi to be written into
buf = [None] #Stores most recent p-frame, to be used when processing frames
g = Index("shell.avi") #Allows the shell avi to be written into by pymosh
newstream = [] #A list to store frames in, is later turned into the final avi
for stream in e.video: #Puts all of first avi's frames into newstream, processing each frame
newstream.append(process_frame(stream[0], buf))
ix = 0
for i in stream[1:]:
ix+=1
newstream.append(process_frame(stream[ix], buf))
for stream in f.video: #Puts all of second avi's frames into newstream, processing each frame
ix = 0
for i in stream:
newstream.append(process_frame(stream[ix], buf))
ix+=1
for stream in g.video: #Replaces shell's black frames with old avi's frames
stream.replace(newstream)
g.rebuild()
g.write(new_filename) #Writes final avi
os.remove(os.getcwd() + "/shell.avi") #Deletes shell avi created by write_shell
def mosh(filename):
f = Index(filename)
buf = [None] # So I can assign to the closed-over buffer
def process_frame(frame):
"""Process a frame, holding onto one P-frame at a time, which is used to
replace any I-frames encountered."""
if buf[0] == None or not is_iframe(frame):
buf[0] = frame
else:
frame = buf[0]
print(frame)
return frame
for stream in f.video:
# Each I-frame is replaced by the following P-frame. Going
# backwards makes this much less awkward. The first frame is kept
# intact.
newstream = map(process_frame, reversed(stream[1:])) + stream[:1]
# Flip the frames back to the right order.
newstream.reverse()
print(f)
stream.replace(newstream)
# Call rebuild to recombine the modified streams and perform any other
# maintenance the file format needs for clean output.
f.rebuild()
print(stream)
# Finally, write the modified file to stdout.
f.write(sys.stdout)
write_data = time.strftime("%I%M%S")
def mosh(filename):
f = Index(filename)
buf = [None] # So I can assign to the closed-over buffer
def process_frame(frame):
"""Process a frame, holding onto one P-frame at a time, which is used to
replace any I-frames encountered."""
if buf[0] == None or not is_iframe(frame):
buf[0] = frame
else:
frame = buf[0]
return frame
for stream in f.video:
# Each I-frame is replaced by the following P-frame. Going
# backwards makes this much less awkward. The first frame is kept
# intact.
newstream = map(process_frame, reversed(stream[1:])) + stream[:1]
# Flip the frames back to the right order.
newstream.reverse()
stream.replace(newstream)
# Call rebuild to recombine the modified streams and perform any other
# maintenance the file format needs for clean output.
f.rebuild()
# Finally, write the modified file to stdout.
f.write(sys.stdout)
def process_streams(in_filename, out_filename, func, *args, **kwargs):
f = Index(in_filename)
for stream in f.video:
drifted = list(func(stream, *args, **kwargs))
stream.replace(drifted)
f.rebuild()
f.write(open(out_filename, 'wb'))
def avi_sort(filename):
f = Index(filename)
for stream in f.video:
sorted_stream = sorted(stream, key=len, reverse=True)
stream.replace(sorted_stream)
f.rebuild()
f.write(sys.stdout)
def avi_sort(filename):
f = Index(filename)
for stream in f.video:
sorted_stream = sorted(stream, key=len, reverse=True)
stream.replace(sorted_stream)
f.rebuild()
f.write(sys.stdout)
def mosh(interval, filename):
f = Index(filename) #loads in the index of frames in the given avi file
buf = [None] # So I can assign to the closed-over buffer
def process_frame(frame):
"""Process a frame, holding onto one P-frame at a time, which is used to
replace any I-frames encountered."""
#if there is no frame in buf or the frame is not i-frame
if buf[0] == None or not is_iframe(frame):
#then buf is the seen p-frame
buf[0] = frame
else:
#if it IS an iframe then use the buf'ers pframe
frame = buf[0]
#return the frame
return frame
#we use the list of frames in the loaded file
for stream in f.video:
#make a new list to put in frames YOU decide
newstream = []
#append it with a i-frame to make it load fine in video player
newstream.append(stream[0])
#two variables for counting frames and interval
ix = 0
jx = 0
#stream is reduced by one since we have allready added one frame above
for i in stream[1:]:
ix += 1
jx += 1
#if ix the counter of interval is < interval select normal frames
if ix < interval:
newstream.append(process_frame(stream[jx]))
#else bleed the reached frame for interval time
else:
newstream.append(newstream[-1])
#init interval
if ix > interval * 2:
ix = 0
#replace original stream with same length newstream
stream.replace(newstream)
# Call rebuild to recombine the modified streams and perform any other
# maintenance the file format needs for clean output.
f.rebuild()
# Finally, write the modified file .
f.write("moshed_" + os.path.basename(filename))
def shmear(old_filename, new_filename):
'''Creates an avi with each of the P-frames doubled.'''
f = Index(old_filename) #Allows original avi to be accessed by pymosh
write_shell(count_frames(f)*2-1, find_frame_duration(old_filename), find_image_size(old_filename)) #Creates a blank avi to be written into
buf = [None] #Stores most recent p-frame, to be used when processing frames
g = Index("shell.avi") #Allows the shell avi to be written into by pymosh
for stream in f.video: #Puts each motion frame from the old avi twice into the new avi
newstream = []
newstream.append(stream[0])
ix = 0
for i in stream[1:]:
ix+=1
newstream.append(process_frame(stream[ix], buf))
newstream.append(process_frame(stream[ix], buf))
for gstream in g.video: #Replaces shell's black frames with old avi's frames
gstream.replace(newstream)
g.rebuild()
g.write(new_filename) #Writes final avi
os.remove(os.getcwd() + "/shell.avi") #Deletes shell avi created by write_shell
def bloom(old_filename, new_filename, wait, bloom):
'''Creates an avi that behaves normally for (wait) frames, copies the frame after the wait for (bloom) frames, and then continues normally until the end of the avi'''
f = Index(old_filename) #Allows original avi to be accessed by pymosh
write_shell(count_frames(f)+bloom, find_frame_duration(old_filename), find_image_size(old_filename)) #Creates a blank avi to be written into
buf = [None] #Stores most recent p-frame, to be used when processing frames
g = Index("shell.avi") #Allows the shell avi to be written into by pymosh
for stream in f.video: #Puts the frames from the old avi in the desired order in newstream
newstream = []
newstream.append(stream[0])
ix = 0
for i in stream[1:]:
ix+=1
newstream.append(process_frame(stream[ix], buf))
if ix == wait:
for i in range(bloom):
newstream.append(newstream[-1])
for gstream in g.video: #Replaces shell's black frames with old avi's frames
gstream.replace(newstream)
g.rebuild()
g.write(new_filename) #Writes final avi
os.remove(os.getcwd() + "/shell.avi") #Deletes shell avi created by write_shell