GMU:Computer's Cut/Jo-Ann Döring: Difference between revisions

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About ships that sink and airplanes that disappear:

Videoediting with Subtitles and how it works:

Download video from Youtube and the subtitles as a SRT-file for same video (user for ex. loader.to). Create file in ShotCut (edit one cut, save and close). Use SRTfile of subtiles with 'findword' python script to generate a XML file with information on timecodes. Open powershell on windows and use command "python find_word.py [-h] [-i INPUTFILE] [-o OUTPUTFILE] [-w WORD] [-c] [-v] e.g. python3". Find_word.py -i “galilleo.srt” -o “galilleo.xml” -w versinken -c -v". Insert generated into the full code of the ShotCut file by opening the file via Visual Studio Code. Insert XML-file from the powershell; under "playlist id=playlist0" replace "entry producer="chain1"". Open ShotCut in program to see edited video

Listen through the tube:

Videoediting with PureData and how it works:

Put the video which you want to edit in Shotcut, edit one cut and save it. Take the audio and put it into PureData file with the pitchresorting, analyze the audio in the following step. Make an XML-file of the video's audio with the first MIDI-file. Copy the XML into the Shotcut file of the video like you do it in the process of editing with subtitles. Export the video and enjoy the finished product. This process is also explained step by step in the pitch resorting file.

The thing that make me happy:

Final Work

The task was to take any of the methods learned and apply it to a video with a conceptual level. I realize it as a mix of pitch resorting and object detection. For the music i used a WAVE file from a piano of youtube and the MIDI file of the imperial march. The foundation of the video is the documentation of every Starfighter in Star Wars Explained By Lucasfilm | WIRED. I looked for aeroplane in this docu, deleted some cuts because of the lenghts and exported it. It was bored without music, so i decied to create a song with pitch resorting. I don't sort the notes because this version works better to look not like the normal theme. For better understanding i blended the result of the pitch resorting with the original soun. You have to watch the video, to understand the implementation. Have fun to watch a kind of summarize of the last semester:

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-<nowiki>Videoediting with Subtitles and How it works:
+Videoediting with Subtitles and how it works:
-Download video from Youtube and the subtitles as a srt-file for same video (user for ex. loader.to)
+Download video from Youtube and the subtitles as a SRT-file for same video (user for ex. loader.to). Create file in ShotCut (edit one cut, save and close). Use SRTfile of subtiles with 'findword' python script to generate a XML file with information on timecodes. Open powershell on windows and use command "python find_word.py [-h] [-i INPUTFILE] [-o OUTPUTFILE] [-w WORD] [-c] [-v] e.g. python3". Find_word.py -i “galilleo.srt” -o “galilleo.xml” -w versinken -c -v". Insert generated into the full code of the ShotCut file by opening the file via Visual Studio Code. Insert XML-file from the powershell; under "playlist id=playlist0" replace "entry producer="chain1"". Open ShotCut in program to see edited video
-Create file in ShotCut (edit one cut, save and close)
-Use .srt file of subtiles with 'findword' python script to generate a .xml file with information on timecodes
-Open powershell on windows
- use command python find_word.py [-h] [-i INPUTFILE] [-o OUTPUTFILE] [-w WORD] [-c] [-v] e.g. python3 find_word.py -i “galilleo.srt” -o “galilleo.xml” -w versinken -c -v
-Insert generated .xml into the full code of the ShotCut file by opening the file via Visual Studio Code
-Insert xml-file from the powershell; under playlist id=playlist0 replace entry producer="chain1"
-Open ShotCut in program to see edited video</nowiki><nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki></nowiki>
 == Listen through the tube: ==
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+Videoediting with PureData and how it works:
+Put the video which you want to edit in Shotcut, edit one cut and save it. Take the audio and put it into PureData file with the pitchresorting, analyze the audio in the following step. Make an XML-file of the video's audio with the first MIDI-file. Copy the XML into the Shotcut file of the video like you do it in the process of editing with subtitles. Export the video and enjoy the finished product. This process is also explained step by step in the pitch resorting file.
 == The thing that make me happy: ==
 {{#ev:youtube|ixvpzTzTd3A|left}}
+==Final Work==
+The task was to take any of the methods learned and apply it to a video with a conceptual level. I realize it as a mix of pitch resorting and object detection. For the music i used a WAVE file from a piano of youtube and the MIDI file of the imperial march. The foundation of the video is the documentation of every Starfighter in Star Wars Explained By Lucasfilm | WIRED. I looked for aeroplane in this docu, deleted some cuts because of the lenghts and exported it. It was bored without music, so i decied to create a song with pitch resorting. I don't sort the notes because this version works better to look not like the normal theme. For better understanding i blended the result of the pitch resorting with the original soun. You have to watch the video, to understand the implementation. Have fun to watch a kind of summarize of the last semester:
+{{#ev:youtube|NKYM1EoIl_c|left}}