Contains scripts to put together 1 second everyday type videos with FFMPEG
This program requires that ffmpeg
and ffprobe
be installed and globally available on the system.
You can find both of this for install here
Pull the latest version from github
git clone https://github.com/DV8FromTheWorld/One-Second-Everyday-Compiler.git
cd One-Second-Everyday-Compiler
Install the package globally
npm install -g .
The 1se
executable will now be available globally throughout the system.
Suppose you have all of your videos in a folder called my-1se-videos
The script expects one of the following folder structures:
1 Second Everday App | Standard |
---|---|
This is the format that the 1 Second Everday app generates | This is the format that the One Sec Video Clipper generates. |
my-1se-videos ├── 20190001 │ └── clip.mp4 ├── 20190002 │ └── clip.mp4 ├── 20190003 │ └── clip.mp4 └── 20190004 └── clip.mp4 |
my-1se-videos ├── 2019-01-01 │ └── clip.mp4 ├── 2019-01-02 │ └── clip.mp4 ├── 2019-01-03 │ └── clip.mp4 └── 2019-01-04 └── clip.mp4 |
Date Format: YYYYMMDD
Note: MM in this format is 0-based. Thus, January is 00
|
Date Format: YYYY-MM-DD
|
Simply navigate into the folder that contains the date-stamped folder structure and run the executable.
cd my-1se-videos
1se
After the process runs, your compiled video will be available in the folder as 1SE-video.mp4
This project was created jointly with @mistersender.
It was originally inspired by 1 Second Everday