ClipsAI/clipsai
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Clips AI is an open-source Python library that automatically converts long videos into clips.
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Quickstart
Clips AI is an open-source Python library that automatically converts long videos into clips. With just a few lines of code, you can segment a video into multiple clips and resize its aspect ratio from 16:9 to 9:16.
Note: Clips AI is designed for audio-centric, narrative-based videos such as podcasts, interviews, speeches, and sermons. It actively employs video transcripts to identify and create clips. Our resizing algorithm dynamically reframes and focuses on the current speaker, converting the video into various aspect ratios.
For full documentation, visit Clips AI Documentation. Check out a UI demo with clips generated by this library.
Installation
Install Python dependencies.
We highly suggest using a virtual environment (such as venv) to avoid dependency conflictspip install clipsaipip install whisperx@git+https://github.com/m-bain/whisperx.gitInstall libmagic
Install ffmpeg
Creating clips
Since clips are found using the video's transcript, the video must first be transcribed. Transcribing is done with WhisperX, an open-source wrapper on Whisper with additional functionality for detecting start and stop times for each word. For trimming the original video into a chosen clip, refer to the clipping reference.
from clipsai import ClipFinder, Transcriber
transcriber = Transcriber()
transcription = transcriber.transcribe(audio_file_path="/abs/path/to/video.mp4")
clipfinder = ClipFinder()
clips = clipfinder.find_clips(transcription=transcription)
print("StartTime: ", clips[0].start_time)
print("EndTime: ", clips[0].end_time)
Resizing a video
A hugging face access token is required to resize a video since Pyannote is utilized for speaker diarization. You won't be charged for using Pyannote and instructions are on the Pyannote HuggingFace page. For resizing the original video to the desired aspect ratio, refer to the resizing reference.
from clipsai import resize
crops = resize(
video_file_path="/abs/path/to/video.mp4",
pyannote_auth_token="pyannote_token",
aspect_ratio=(9, 16)
)
print("Crops: ", crops.segments)
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