blendersynth.file.frames_to_video

blendersynth.file.frames_to_video.ffmpeg_input_from_files(file_list, frame_rate=25)

Return ffmpeg input from list of files

blendersynth.file.frames_to_video.frames_to_video(*args, frame_list=None, frame_fmt=None, directory=None, frame_rate=30, output_loc='./output.mp4', output_fmt='mp4', pix_fmt='yuv420p', overwrite=True, loglevel='error', delete_images=False)

Need to input one of frame_list or frame_fmt or directory

Parameters:

• frame_list – [optional] list of frames to concatenate into a video

• frame_fmt – [optional] frame format to use as input

• directory – [optional] directory to use as input (loads sorted images in directory)

• frame_rate – frame rate of video

• output_loc – video file location

• output_fmt – video file format

• pix_fmt – pixel format (see ffmpeg documentation, default yuv420p)

• overwrite – overwrite existing video file

• loglevel – ffmpeg loglevel (see ffmpeg documentation, default error)

• delete_images – delete images after video is created

Returns:

blendersynth.file.frames_to_video.frames_to_video_multiview(cameras, directory='.', out_loc='vid.mp4', **kwargs)

Following the rendering of a multiview animation, this function handles rendering the frames separately into videos.

Parameters:

• cameras (List[blendersynth.blender.camera.Camera]) – List of cameras used for rendering

• directory – Directory to look for frames in

• out_loc – Output location for videos. Each camera will be saved as a separate video with the camera name prepended

• kwargs – Keyword arguments to pass to frames_to_video()

blendersynth.file.frames_to_video.get_frames_from_directory(directory, exts=('png', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'bmp', 'tiff', 'tif'), sort=True)

Return a list of all paths to files in directory which have a valid frame extension