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= RMov
Open, edit, and export QuickTime movies all within Ruby! This is an
unofficial wrapper around Apple's QuickTime C API. Mac OS X required.
== Install
Install the gem:
gem install rmov
And then load it in your project:
require 'rmov'
== Usage
Use this gem to open QuickTime movies and edit them to your liking.
movie1 = QuickTime::Movie.open("path/to/movie.mov")
movie2 = QuickTime::Movie.open("path/to/another_movie.mov")
# add movie2 to the end of movie1
movie1.append_movie(movie2)
# make a new movie out of a section of movie 1
# this will delete 5 seconds out of the movie at 2 seconds in
movie3 = movie1.clip_section(2, 5)
# You can insert that part back into the movie at 8 seconds in
movie1.insert_movie(movie3, 8)
Now you can export the movie. Usually this is done through a user
interface the first time around. The settings can then be saved to
a file. After that you can load these settings without interfering
the user with the dialog again.
exporter = movie1.exporter
# if we already have saved the settings, load those
if File.exist? "settings.st"
exporter.load_settings("settings.st")
else
# otherwise open the QuickTime GUI settings dialog
exporter.open_settings_dialog
# save settings to a file so we don't have to bother user next time
exporter.save_settings("settings.st")
end
# export the movie to a file and report the progress along the way
exporter.export("movie.mov") do |progress|
percent = (progress*100).round
puts "#{percent}% complete"
end
See QuickTime::Movie in the RDoc for more information.
http://rmov.rubyforge.org
== Development
This project can be found on github at the following URL.
http://github.com/ryanb/rmov
If you find a bug, please send me a message on GitHub.
If you would like to contribute to this project, please fork the
repository and send me a pull request.
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