Creates animated GIFs from videos.
$ seneca -h
Usage:
seneca -video-infile <path>
seneca -h
seneca -version
Options:
-h Show this screen.
-version Show version.
-dry-run Show what would be done without
real invocations.
-vv More verbose output
-video-infile=<path> Path (relative/full) to your mp4/flv/mov etc..
-from=00:00:00 Starting frame offset in hh:mm:ss
(Default: 00:00:00)
-length=<duration> Duration to capture (Default: 3s)
E.g. 2m35s, 1h2m15s
Codec Options:
-scale width:height Scale dimensions of input video (Optional)
constraint: width & height must be even integers
e.g. 300:_ calc height to maintain aspect ratio
_:250 calc width to maintain aspect ratio.
-fps=<value> frames per second. (Default: 25)
Range [1, 30]
Progress Reporting Options:
-port=8080 TCP port for progress bar. (Default: 8080)
Animated GIF Options:
-speed=<value> Slow down / speed up animation(Default: placebo)
e.g veryfast, faster, placebo, slower, veryslow
-repeat=<count> ** Number of times to loop. (Default: loop forever)
-delay=<seconds> ** Seconds to pause before repeating animation
-optimize ** Attempts to reduce size of generated GIF.
-upload ** Uploads to imgur.com
Exit status:
0 if OK,
1 if invalid cli arguments (e.g. unable to read supplied video file),
126 if execution of ffmpeg failed,
127 if ffmpeg & ffprobe are not found on $PATH.
DEVELOPMENT STATUS:
Options tagged with ** are not implemented yet.
On my Ubuntu development machine:
- Install
Go
- Install
ffmpeg
- Compile
seneca
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/javouhey/seneca.git
$ cd seneca
$ ./build
You can now run the binary. It is advisable to add it to your $PATH.
$ ./bin/youtube-dl --version
2014.02.06
$ bin/youtube-dl --restrict-filenames -f mp4 -v
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_pS46YRMIQ
$ ./bin/seneca -video-infile=Die_Antwoord_-_Zef_Side.-4_pS46YRMIQ.mp4
-from=00:01:34 -fps=3
5 9 Completed
Completed
Completed
Your animated GIF is ready at location:
/tmp/seneca/1502155863/Die_Antwoord_-_Zef_Side.gif
- Static binaries for
ffmpeg
are available from the download page - There is a
build.bat
for windows OS. The batch script will run themklink
program to create a Directory symbolic link and you need to run that with Administrator's privilege.
> build
$ seneca -video-infile=./goproplane.mp4 -scale 280:_
-fps 18 -from 00:00:39 -length 9s -speed=slower