MediaSwift 2.4.2

MediaSwift ⇨ 🚀 EMPOWERING PYTHON WITH ADVANCED MULTIMEDIA OPERATION'S.

⇨ MediaSwift : A POWERFUL PYTHON LIBRARY FOR SEAMLESS MULTIMEDIA OPERATIONS , MediaSwift SIMPLIFIES COMPLEX TASKS, MAKING IT EASY TO INTEGRATE AND ENHANCE YOUR MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS. DIVE INTO THE FUTURE OF MEDIA HANDLING WITH MediaSwift YOUR GO-TO LIBRARY FOR 2024 .

KEY FEATURES :

• EFFORTLESS FILE CONVERSION .
• SEAMLESS MULTIMEDIA PLAYBACK .
• PROVIDING INFORMATION MediaSwift ALSO OFFERS DETAILED MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION RETRIEVAL .

EXPLORE THE CAPABILITIES OF MediaSwift AND ELEVATE YOUR PYTHON MULTIMEDIA PROJECTS WITH SIMPLICITY AND EFFICIENCY.

• SUPPORTED VIDEO CODEC'S :

  h264, libx264, mpeg4, vp9, av1, hevc, mjpeg, H.265 / HEVC, VP8, VP9, AV1, VC1, MPEG1, MPEG2, H.263, Theora, MJPEG, MPEG-3, MPEG-4 . . .

• SUPPORTED AUDIO CODEC'S :

  aac, mp3, opus, vorbis, pcm, alac, flac, wv, ape, mka, opus, ac3, eac3, alac . . .

• SUPPORTED FILE EXTENSION'S :

  VIDEO FORMATS : .mp4, .avi, .mkv, .webm, .mov, .wmv, .webm, .flv, .mov, .wmv, .hevc, .prores, .dv . . .

AUDIO FORMATS : .mp3, .aac, .ogg, .wav, .flac, .flac, .m4a, .ogg, .wv, .ape, .mka, .opus, mpc, .tak, .alac . . .

• SUPPORTED HARDWARE ACCELERATION :

  HARDWARE ACCELERATION : cuda, dxva2, qsv, d3d11va . . .

❗IMPORTANT NOTE:

• THEY ALSO SUPPORT HARDWARE ACCELERATION FOR MEDIA FILE CONVERTION .

• SUPPORT DOLBY DIGITAL PLUS AND DOLBY DIGITAL AUDIO CODEC .eac3, .ac3 .

• SUPPORT MORE VIDEO AND AUDIO CODECS AND VARIOUS EXTENSION FORMATE'S .

• MediaSwift: A VERSATILE LIBRARY WITH MANY SUPPORT AUDIO AND VIDEO CODECS, AS WELL AS MULTIPLE FILE FORMATS EXTENSION .

• LIST THE AVAILABLE .CODEC'S(), .FORMATE'S() AND .HWACCEL'S() :

from MediaSwift import *

INFO = ffpe()

print(INFO.codecs())
print(INFO.formats())
print(INFO.hwaccels())

# GET CODECS ENCODING
print(INFO.codecs(encoder='aac'))

• ENHANCE COMPATIBILITY BY LEVERAGING THE .formats(), .codecs() .hwaccels() AND METHODS TO VALIDATE SUPPORT FOR A VARIETY OF FORMATS, CODECS AND HARDWARE ACCELERATION .

• GET INFORMATION ABOUT THE CODEC'S ENCODER .codecs(encoder="aac") .

• CHECK LIBRARY VERSION USING :

from MediaSwift import *

# GET AND PRINT AUTHOR INFORMATION
AUTHOR_INFO = author()
print(AUTHOR_INFO)

# GET AND PRINT VERSION INFORMATION
VERSION_INFO = version()
print(VERSION_INFO)

• EFFICIENT MEDIA PLAYBACK WITH ffpl .

THE ffpl CLASS PROVIDES METHODS FOR PLAY MEDIA FILES. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF HOW TO USE THESE METHOD:

from MediaSwift import *

# INCREASE VOLUME BY 5 DB
PLAY = ffpl()
MEDIA_FILE = r"PATH_TO_MEDIA_FILE"                                        # PLAY SINGE MEDIA FILE
MEDIA_FILE = r"PATH_TO_MEDIA_FILE_1", r"PATH_TO_MEDIA_FILE_2"             # PLAY MULTIPLE MEDIA FILE

# USE noborder=True TO REMOVE PLAYER WINDOW BORDER.
print(PLAY.play(MEDIA_FILE, volume=5, noborder=True))
print(PLAY.play_multiple(MEDIA_FILE ,volume=5, noborder=True))

NOTE: USE THE .play() METHOD TO PLAY MEDIA FILES .

noborder=True ARGUMENT TO ELIMINATE THE BORDER OF THE PLAYER WINDOW . volume=True TO AMPLIFY THE AUDIO OUTPUT IN DECIBELS .

• ANALYZE MEDIA FILE ffpr.

THE ffpr CLASS PROVIDES METHODS FOR PROBING MEDIA FILES. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF HOW TO USE THESE METHODS :

from MediaSwift import ffpr

DETAILS = ffpr()
INFO = DETAILS.probe(r"PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE")

print(DETAILS.analyze(INFO))

# ENHANCE THE APPEALING CONTENT USING 'pretty=True'.
print(DETAILS.analyze(INFO, pretty=True))

SUBSTITUTE "PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE" WITH THE ACTUAL FILE PATH TO YOUR MEDIA FILE. THE .probe METHOD RETURNS A DICTIONARY CONTAINING DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEDIA FILE. WHEN USING pretty=True, THE CONTENT IS DISPLAYED IN A MORE VISUALLY APPEALING FORMAT.

SPECIFY pretty=True TO DISPLAY THE INFORMATION IN A VISUALLY ENHANCED FORMAT.

• CONVERT MEDIA FILE ffpe.

ffpe CLASS PROVIDES METHODS FOR VIDEO CONVERSION, LISTING CODECS, AND LISTING FORMATS. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF HOW TO USE THESE METHODS :

EXAMPLE ⇨ CONVERT SINGLE VIDEO USING THIS :

from MediaSwift import ffpe

FFMPL = ffpe()

FFMPL.convert(
    input_files = r"PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE" ,         # INPUT FILE PATH
    output_dir =  r"PATH_TO_OUTPUT_FOLDER" ,      # OUTPUT PATH
    cv='h264',        # VIDEO CODEC
    ca='aac',         # AUDIO CODEC
    s='1920x1080',    # VIDEO RESOLUTION
    hwaccel='cuda',   # HARDWARE ACCELERATION
    ar=44100,         # AUDIO SAMPLE RATE
    ac=2,             # AUDIO CHANNELS
    ba='192k',        # AUDIO BITRATE
    r=30,             # VIDEO FRAME RATE
    bv='50m',         # VIDEO BITRATE
    preset='fast',    # PRESET FOR ENCODING
    f='mp4',          # OUTPUT FORMAT

)

EXAMPLE ⇨ CONVERT MULTIPLE VIDEO USING THIS : ⇨ NOTE : ALWAYS SET INPUT FILE PATH IN SQUARE '[ ]' BRACKETS:

from MediaSwift import ffpe

FFPE_INSTANCE = ffpe()

INPUT_FILES = [
    r"PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE",
    r"PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE",
    # ADD MORE FILE PATHS AS NEEDED
]                                                           # INPUT_FILES [MULTIPLE CONVERT]
INPUT_FILES =  r'PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE'                        # INPUT_FILES [SINGLE CONVERT]
OUTPUT_DIR =   r"PATH_TO_OUTPUT_FOLDER"

FFPE_INSTANCE.convert(
    input_files = INPUT_FILES, # INPUT FILE PATH
    output_dir = OUTPUT_DIR,   # OUTPUT PATH
    cv='h264',        # VIDEO CODEC
    ca='aac',         # AUDIO CODEC
    s='1920x1080',    # VIDEO RESOLUTION
    hwaccel='cuda',   # HARDWARE ACCELERATION
    ar=44100,         # AUDIO SAMPLE RATE
    ac=2,             # AUDIO CHANNELS
    ba='192k',        # AUDIO BITRATE
    bv='50m',         # VIDEO BITRATE
    preset='fast',    # PRESET FOR ENCODING
    r=30,             # VIDEO FRAME RATE
    f='mp4',          # OUTPUT FORMAT
)

EXAMPLE ⇨ CONVERT MULTIPLE VIDEO INTO AUDIO FILE USING THIS :

from MediaSwift import ffpe
FFPE_INSTANCE = ffpe()

# DEFINE INPUT FILES AND OUTPUT DIRECTORY.
INPUT_FILES = [ r'PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE', r'PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE' ]     # INPUT_FILES [MULTIPLE CONVERT]
INPUT_FILES =   r'PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE'                              # INPUT_FILES [SINGLE CONVERT]

OUTPUT_DIR =  r"PATH_TO_OUTPUT_FOLDER"

# PERFORM MULTIMEDIA FILE CONVERSION USING FFPE.
FFPE_INSTANCE.convert(
    input_files=INPUT_FILES,
    output_dir=OUTPUT_DIR ,
    hwaccel="cuda",   # HARDWARE ACCELERATION
    ar=44100,         # AUDIO SAMPLE RATE
    ac=2,             # AUDIO CHANNELS
    ba="192k",        # AUDIO BITRATE
    f="mp3",          # OUTPUT FORMAT (MP3 for audio)
)

⇨ NOTE : USE THE .convert() METHOD TO CONVERT MEDIA FILES .

NOTE ⇨ ALWAYS SET MULTIPLE INPUT_FILES PATH IN SQUARE '[ ]' BRACKETS:

from MediaSwift import *

CONVERTER = ffpe()
INPUT_FILE = r"PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE"  # INPUT FILE
OUTPUT_FILE = r"PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE"  # OUTPUT FILE
TIME_RANGE = "01:30,02:30"  # CLIP FROM 1 MINUTE 30 SECONDS TO 2 MINUTES 30 SECONDS

CONVERTER.MediaClip(INPUT_FILE, OUTPUT_FILE, TIME_RANGE)

NOTE : USE THE .MediaClip() METHOD TO EXTRACTS SPECIFIC PART OF VIDEO AND CONVERTS IT INTO GIF.

• 🔎 IMPORT CLASSES AND MODULE :

from MediaSwift import ffpe, ffpl, ffpr
from MediaSwift import *

• ⚙️ INSTALLATION :

pip install MediaSwift

• 😃 AUTHOR INFORMATION :

THIS PYTHON LIBRARY PROJECT IS DONE BY ROHIT SINGH . FOR ANY QUERIES TO CHECK MY GITHUB, THANK YOU FOR USING MediaSwift PYTHON LIBRARY,LIBRARY RELEASE IN 2024 .