Clips AI

Video Editing

Clips AI

Dynamically Resize Videos to Focus on the Speaker with ClipsAI

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About Clips AI

Clips AI is an innovative, open-source Python library designed for effortlessly converting longform videos into concise, engaging clips. It offers a seamless way to segment a video and dynamically resize its aspect ratio from 16:9 to 9:16, saving users time and effort with just a few lines of code. Tailored for audio-centric, narrative-based content like podcasts, interviews, and speeches, Clips AI utilizes advanced algorithms to analyze transcripts and create compelling clips. Its user-friendly approach ensures an optimized viewing experience while maintaining focus on the current speaker, thanks to its efficient resizing capabilities.

Key Features

  • Dynamic resizing
  • Speaker diarization with Pyannote
  • Scene change detection with PySceneDetect
  • Face detection with MTCNN and MediaPipe
  • Support for various aspect ratios
  • Video and audio stream handling
  • Integration with MediaEditor
  • Customizable cropping segments
  • Focus on current speaker
  • Python-based implementation

Tags

video editingspeaker diarizationscene change detectionface detectionresize function

FAQs

What is the resizing feature in ClipsAI?
The resizing feature dynamically adjusts a video to ensure it focuses on the current speaker using advanced tools like Pyannote, PySceneDetect, MTCNN, and MediaPipe.
Which components are used in the resizing process?
The resizing process involves speaker diarization with Pyannote, scene change detection with PySceneDetect, and face detection with MTCNN and MediaPipe.
How do I import the resize function in ClipsAI?
You can import the resize function using 'from clipsai import resize'.
What parameters are needed for the resize function?
You need to provide the video file path, Pyannote authentication token, and the desired aspect ratio.
How do I resize the video after obtaining the cropping segments?
Use the MediaEditor class and the appropriate file type (VideoFile or AudioVideoFile) to resize the video using the obtained cropping segments.
What should I do if my file contains both audio and video streams?
Use the AudioVideoFile class when dealing with files that contain both audio and video streams.
Can I specify the aspect ratio for the resize function?
Yes, you can specify the desired aspect ratio when using the resize function.
Which authentication token is required for the resizing feature?
The Pyannote authentication token is required for the resizing feature.
Is scene change detection necessary for resizing?
Yes, scene change detection with PySceneDetect is a crucial part of the resizing process.
How do I handle video-only files for resizing?
Use the VideoFile class when dealing with video-only files during the resizing process.