video-editing
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This is a rather minor issue. Currently the source property of a transition (that is, the file name) can be edited. On pressing 'Enter' it reverts to the old file name.
It doesn't do any harm, but is confusing - and should not be editable I think.
But I guess very few people know that it's there anyway.
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Add an option to specify the output blob format for Movie#record. Right now, it is hardcoded as video/webm.
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FFMPEG supports a "video file name" of
image-%04d.png, and moviepy accepts this inVideoFileClip()which is great. But unfortunately it assumes 25 fps, and I don't see any way to change that. I can callclip=clip.set_fps(24)but that doesn't change the duration - I think it just skips frames.It would be great if
VideoFileClipcould accept an optionalfpsarg for this case.