def test_timcode_to_seconds(self):
"""Convert timecode to seconds"""
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00"),0.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00.00"),0.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00.10"),0.1)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:01.00"),1.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00.01"),0.01)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:10"),10.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:10:10"),610.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("10:10:10"),36610.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("10:10:10.10"),36610.10)
def test_timcode_to_seconds(self):
"""Convert timecode to seconds"""
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00"),0.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00.00"),0.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00.10"),0.1)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:01.00"),1.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:00.01"),0.01)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:00:10"),10.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("00:10:10"),610.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("10:10:10"),36610.0)
self.assertEqual(bibencode_utils.timecode_to_seconds("10:10:10.10"),36610.10)
def update_status():
""" Parses the encoding status and updates the task in bibsched
"""
def graphical(value):
""" Converts a percentage value to a nice graphical representation
"""
## If the given value is a valid precentage
if value >= 0 and value <= 100:
## This is to get nice, aligned output in bibsched
oval = str(value).zfill(3)
return (
"[" + "#"*(value/10) + " "*(10-(value/10)) +
"][%d/%d] %s%%" % (nofpass, passes, oval)
)
else:
## Sometimes the parsed values from FFMPEG are totaly off.
## Or maybe nneeded values are not avail. for the given video.
## In this case there is no estimate.
return "[ no est. ][%d/%d] " % (nofpass, passes)
## init variables
time_string = '0.0'
percentage_done = -1
## try to read the encoding log
try:
filehandle = open(log_file_name, 'rb')
except IOError:
message_fnc("Error opening %s" % log_file_name)
update_fnc("Could not open encoding log")
return
## Check the size of the file before reading from the end
size = os.path.getsize(log_file_name)
if not size:
return
## Go to the end of the log
filehandle.seek(-min(10000, size), 2)
chunk = filehandle.read()
lines = chunk.splitlines()
## try to parse the status
for line in reversed(lines):
if CFG_BIBENCODE_FFMPEG_ENCODE_TIME.match(line):
time_string = (
CFG_BIBENCODE_FFMPEG_ENCODE_TIME.match(line).groups()
)[0]
break
filehandle.close()
try:
percentage_done = int(timecode_to_seconds(time_string) / total_seconds * 100)
except:
precentage_done = -1
## Now update the bibsched progress
opath, ofile = os.path.split(output_file)
if len(opath) > 8:
opath = "..." + opath[-8:]
ohint = opath + '/' + ofile
update_fnc(graphical(percentage_done) + " > " + ohint)
def get_video_duration(recid):
""" Return the duration of a video
"""
duration = get_fieldvalues(recid, '950__d')
if duration:
duration = duration[0]
duration = timecode_to_seconds(duration)
return human_readable_time(duration)
else:
return ""
def extract_frames(input_file,
output_file=None,
size=None,
positions=None,
numberof=None,
extension='jpg',
width=None,
height=None,
aspect=None,
profile=None,
update_fnc=task_update_progress,
message_fnc=write_message):
""" Extracts frames from a given video using ffmpeg based on the given
parameters. Starts a subprocess. The status of the process is continously
written to the given messaging functions.
@param input_file: Full path to the input video.
@type input_file: String
@param output_file: Full path to the output file, in case of multiple outs,
there will be squential numbers appended to the file's name
automatically. If this parameter is not given, the
output filename will be generated from the input file
The output can be substituted with information.
Valid substrings for substitution are:
%(input)s for the input filename
%(timecode)s for the timecode
%(size)s for the frame size
%(number)d for sequential numbers
Everything else that could be a python substitution substring
should be escaped accordingly.
!!! Warnning !!! FFmpeg will also try to substitude if there
are any '%' left. This will likely screw up the extraction.
@type output_file: string
@param size: The size of the frames. Format is WxH
@type size: string
@param positions: A list of positions within the video where the frames
should be shot. Percentual values between 0 and 100 or
HH:MM:SS.ss are accepted.
@type positions: string
@param numberof: In case you don't want to give positions but just a fixed
number of frames to extract.
@type numberof: nt
@param extension: If no output filename is given, construct the name with
this extension
@type extension: string
@param width: The width of the extracted frame.
@type width: int
@param height: The height of the extracted frame
@type height: int
@param aspect: A float representing the aspect ratio of the video.
4:3 equals 1.33 and 16:9 equals 1.77. See also 'width'
@type aspect: float or "4:3" like string
@param profile: A profile to use. The priority is on the parameters directly
given to the function.
@type profile: string
@param update_fnc: A function called to display or log an the encoding
status. This function must accept a string.
@type update_fnc: function
@param message_fnc: A function to log important messages or errors.
This function must accept a string.
@type message_fnc: function
@return: 1 if the extraction was successful, 0 if not
@rtype: bool
"""
#---------#
# PROFILE #
#---------#
## Takes parameters from the profile if they are not directly given
if profile:
profile = get_extract_profile(profile)
size = chose(size, 'size', profile)
positions = chose(positions, 'positions', profile)
numberof = chose(numberof, 'numberof', profile)
extension = chose(extension, 'extension', profile)
width = chose(width, 'width', profile)
height = chose(height, 'height', profile)
#---------------#
# Check and fix #
#---------------#
## If neither positions nor a number of shots are given
if not positions and not numberof:
raise ValueError(
"Either argument \'positions\' xor argument \'numberof\' must be given"
)
## If both are given
if positions and numberof:
raise ValueError(
"Arguments \'positions\' and \'numberof\' exclude each other")
## If just a number of shots to take is given by 'numberof'
if numberof and not positions:
## Parse the duration from the input
info = ffprobe_metadata(input_file)
if info is None:
message_fnc("An error occured while receiving the video log")
return 0
duration = float(info['format']['duration'])
if duration is None:
message_fnc(
"Could not extract by \'numberof\' because video duration is unknown."
)
return 0
positions = []
for pos in range(numberof):
## Calculate the position for every shot and append it to the list
position = pos * (duration / numberof)
positions.append(position)
## If specific positions are given
elif positions and not numberof:
## Check if correct timecodes or seconds are given
i = 0
for pos in positions:
if not (is_seconds(pos) or is_timecode(pos)):
raise ValueError(
"The given position \'%s\' is neither a value in seconds nor a timecode!"
% str(pos))
## if a timecode is given, convert it to seconds
if is_timecode(pos):
positions[i] = timecode_to_seconds(pos)
i += 1
## If no output filename is given, use input filename and append jpg
if output_file is None:
ipath = os.path.splitext(input_file)[0]
if not extension.startswith("."):
extension = "." + extension
output_file = ipath + extension
## If no explizit size for the frames is given
if not size:
size = determine_resolution_preserving_aspect(input_file, width,
height, aspect)
#------------#
# Extraction #
#------------#
counter = 1
for position in positions:
#---------------------------#
# Generate output file name #
#---------------------------#
number_substituted = False
if '%(number)' in output_file:
number_substituted = True
## If the output filename should be stubstituted
try:
output_filename = output_file % {
'input': os.path.splitext(os.path.split(input_file)[1])[0],
'timecode': seconds_to_timecode(position),
'size': size,
'number': counter
}
except KeyError:
raise
## In case that more than one shot is taken and you don't want to substitute
if not number_substituted:
if len(positions) > 1:
path, ext = os.path.splitext(output_file)
output_filename = path + str(counter).zfill(
len(str(len(positions)))) + ext
## If you dont want to substitute and only one file is selected,
## it will just take the output or input name without altering it
else:
output_filename = output_file
#-------------#
# Run process #
#-------------#
## Build the command for ffmpeg
command = (CFG_BIBENCODE_FFMPEG_EXTRACT_COMMAND %
(position, input_file, size, output_filename)).split()
## Start subprocess and poll the output until it finishes
process = subprocess.Popen(command, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
stderr = []
while process.poll() is None:
## We want to keep the last lines of output in case of an error
stderr += process.communicate()[1].splitlines()
stderr = stderr[-5:]
## If something went wrong, print the last lines of the log
if process.poll() != 0:
msg = ("Error while extracting frame %d of %d" %
(counter, len(positions)))
message_fnc(msg)
update_fnc(msg)
## Print the end of the log
message_fnc("Last lines of the FFmpeg log:")
for line in stderr:
message_fnc(line)
return 0
else:
update_fnc("Frame %d of %d extracted" % (counter, len(positions)))
counter += 1
## Everything should be fine if this position is reached
message_fnc("Extraction of frames was successful")
return 1
def extract_frames(input_file, output_file=None, size=None, positions=None,
numberof=None, extension='jpg',
width=None, height=None, aspect=None, profile=None,
update_fnc=task_update_progress,
message_fnc=write_message):
""" Extracts frames from a given video using ffmpeg based on the given
parameters. Starts a subprocess. The status of the process is continously
written to the given messaging functions.
@param input_file: Full path to the input video.
@type input_file: String
@param output_file: Full path to the output file, in case of multiple outs,
there will be squential numbers appended to the file's name
automatically. If this parameter is not given, the
output filename will be generated from the input file
The output can be substituted with information.
Valid substrings for substitution are:
%(input)s for the input filename
%(timecode)s for the timecode
%(size)s for the frame size
%(number)d for sequential numbers
Everything else that could be a python substitution substring
should be escaped accordingly.
!!! Warnning !!! FFmpeg will also try to substitude if there
are any '%' left. This will likely screw up the extraction.
@type output_file: string
@param size: The size of the frames. Format is WxH
@type size: string
@param positions: A list of positions within the video where the frames
should be shot. Percentual values between 0 and 100 or
HH:MM:SS.ss are accepted.
@type positions: string
@param numberof: In case you don't want to give positions but just a fixed
number of frames to extract.
@type numberof: nt
@param extension: If no output filename is given, construct the name with
this extension
@type extension: string
@param width: The width of the extracted frame.
@type width: int
@param height: The height of the extracted frame
@type height: int
@param aspect: A float representing the aspect ratio of the video.
4:3 equals 1.33 and 16:9 equals 1.77. See also 'width'
@type aspect: float or "4:3" like string
@param profile: A profile to use. The priority is on the parameters directly
given to the function.
@type profile: string
@param update_fnc: A function called to display or log an the encoding
status. This function must accept a string.
@type update_fnc: function
@param message_fnc: A function to log important messages or errors.
This function must accept a string.
@type message_fnc: function
@return: 1 if the extraction was successful, 0 if not
@rtype: bool
"""
#---------#
# PROFILE #
#---------#
## Takes parameters from the profile if they are not directly given
if profile:
profile = get_extract_profile(profile)
size = chose(size, 'size', profile)
positions = chose(positions, 'positions', profile)
numberof = chose(numberof, 'numberof', profile)
extension = chose(extension, 'extension', profile)
width = chose(width, 'width', profile)
height = chose(height, 'height', profile)
#---------------#
# Check and fix #
#---------------#
## If neither positions nor a number of shots are given
if not positions and not numberof:
raise ValueError("Either argument \'positions\' xor argument \'numberof\' must be given")
## If both are given
if positions and numberof:
raise ValueError("Arguments \'positions\' and \'numberof\' exclude each other")
## If just a number of shots to take is given by 'numberof'
if numberof and not positions:
## Parse the duration from the input
info = ffprobe_metadata(input_file)
if info is None:
message_fnc("An error occured while receiving the video log")
return 0
duration = float(info['format']['duration'])
if duration is None:
message_fnc("Could not extract by \'numberof\' because video duration is unknown.")
return 0
positions = []
for pos in range(numberof):
## Calculate the position for every shot and append it to the list
position = pos * (duration / numberof)
positions.append(position)
## If specific positions are given
elif positions and not numberof:
## Check if correct timecodes or seconds are given
i = 0
for pos in positions:
if not (is_seconds(pos) or is_timecode(pos)):
raise ValueError("The given position \'%s\' is neither a value in seconds nor a timecode!" % str(pos))
## if a timecode is given, convert it to seconds
if is_timecode(pos):
positions[i] = timecode_to_seconds(pos)
i += 1
## If no output filename is given, use input filename and append jpg
if output_file is None:
ipath = os.path.splitext(input_file)[0]
if not extension.startswith("."):
extension = "." + extension
output_file = ipath + extension
## If no explizit size for the frames is given
if not size:
size = determine_resolution_preserving_aspect(input_file, width, height, aspect)
#------------#
# Extraction #
#------------#
counter = 1
for position in positions:
#---------------------------#
# Generate output file name #
#---------------------------#
number_substituted = False
if '%(number)' in output_file:
number_substituted = True
## If the output filename should be stubstituted
try:
output_filename = output_file % {
'input': os.path.splitext(os.path.split(input_file)[1])[0],
'timecode': seconds_to_timecode(position),
'size': size,
'number': counter
}
except KeyError:
raise
## In case that more than one shot is taken and you don't want to substitute
if not number_substituted:
if len(positions) > 1:
path, ext = os.path.splitext(output_file)
output_filename = path + str(counter).zfill(len(str(len(positions)))) + ext
## If you dont want to substitute and only one file is selected,
## it will just take the output or input name without altering it
else:
output_filename = output_file
#-------------#
# Run process #
#-------------#
## Build the command for ffmpeg
command = (CFG_BIBENCODE_FFMPEG_EXTRACT_COMMAND % (
position, input_file, size, output_filename
)).split()
## Start subprocess and poll the output until it finishes
process = subprocess.Popen(command, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
stderr = []
while process.poll() is None:
## We want to keep the last lines of output in case of an error
stderr += process.communicate()[1].splitlines()
stderr = stderr[-5:]
## If something went wrong, print the last lines of the log
if process.poll() != 0:
msg = ("Error while extracting frame %d of %d" % (counter, len(positions)))
message_fnc(msg)
update_fnc(msg)
## Print the end of the log
message_fnc("Last lines of the FFmpeg log:")
for line in stderr:
message_fnc(line)
return 0
else:
update_fnc("Frame %d of %d extracted" % (counter, len(positions)))
counter += 1
## Everything should be fine if this position is reached
message_fnc("Extraction of frames was successful")
return 1