def encode(obj):

if type(obj) is unicode:

return obj.encode('utf-8')

if type(obj) is dict:

return {encode(v): encode(k) for (v, k) in obj.iteritems()}

if type(obj) is list:

return [encode(i) for i in obj]

return obj

print hit

result = encode(result)

# file_path = file path to the mp4 file you want to process. e.g. "sample.mp4" if in same folder, "/home/ashu_ix/Videos/sample.mp4" if in Videos filder, etc.

# split_list = list/array of tuples with start and end time in seconds, in order you want to join. e.g., [(1, 10), (40,50), (150,200)]

# outpu_file_path = file path to save the outpot mp4 file. e.g. "output.mp4" if in same folder, "/home/ashu_ix/Videos/output.mp4" if in Videos filder, etc.

_clips = []

_video = VideoFileClip(filename=file_path)

for (start, end) in split_list:

_clips.append(_video.subclip(t_start=start, t_end=end))

_final_clip = concatenate_videoclips(_clips)

_final_clip.write_videofile(output_file_path)

# file_path = file path to the mp4 file you want to process. e.g. "sample.mp4" if in same folder, "/home/ashu_ix/Videos/sample.mp4" if in Videos filder, etc.

# frame_second = the second for which you want to save the frame. e.g., 5

# output_file_path = file path to save the output JPG/JPEG/PNG file. e.g. "output.png" if in same folder, "/home/ashu_ix/Pictures/output.png" if in Pictures folder, etc.

_video = VideoFileClip(filename=file_path)