Skip to content

Releases: supergamer66000/VideoSplit

0.3

15 Nov 02:15
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

Simple Video Splitter

This is a program that will split a directory or file of videos into there frames
This Program will take advantage of your entire CPU

Changes

  1. Changed the way its ran. Now its ran with a .exe file. No need for setup
  2. Completely redid the parser using the click library

Todo

  • Make --file support list of files PATH1,PATH2,PATH3
  • Add cuda support
  • Move thing to sub-agurments

Full Changelog: 0.2...0.3

0.2

26 Aug 22:36
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
0.2

Full Changelog: https://github.com/supergamer66000/VideoSplit/commits/0.1

Simple Video Splitter

This is a program that will split a directory or file of videos into there frames
This Program will take advantage of your entire CPU

Additions

  1. Added a setup script ran with splitvideo.bat setup [PYTHON_PATH (optional)]
  2. --build was added and it will build a video with a given director with those images
  3. --date allows you to only do files with a specific date e.g. --date YEAR/MONTH/DAY
  4. --type allows for defining of file type (I'm not sure if this works may get removed)
  5. --funny

Todo

  • Make --file support list of files PATH1,PATH2,PATH3
  • Add cuda support
  • Move thing to sub-agurments

Full Changelog: 0.1...0.2

0.1

16 Aug 12:22
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
0.1 Pre-release
Pre-release

Full Changelog: https://github.com/supergamer66000/VideoSplit/commits/0.1

Simple Video Splitter

This is a program that will split a directory or file of videos into there frames
This Program will take advantage of your entire CPU

Features

  1. --directory for parsing directory's
  2. --file for just doing one file
  3. --export for exporting it to a location
  4. --core-count specify how many core the program can use
  5. --folder renames the folder
  6. --time (WIP) It allows you to only do file that were created on a specific date

Todo

  • Make --file support list of files PATH1,PATH2,PATH3
  • add the --time argument --time YEAR,MONTH,DAY
  • add a progress bar