Trim video clips using audio threshold

• moviepy == 1.0: pip install moviepy==1.0

python byeframe.py PATH_TO_VIDEO min_thres max_thresh thresh_duration

And you should obtain an output at the same folder of the input video called out.mp4.

Here are the available options:

usage: byeframe.py [-h] [--tmax TMAX] [--tdur TDUR] [--thread THREAD]
                   [--splitNb SPLITNB]
                   path

positional arguments:
  path               Path to video file [home/usr/foo.mp4]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  --tmax TMAX        maximum threshold for sound [0.1 by default]
  --tdur TDUR        duration in seconds for threshold for sound [0.05 by
                     default]
  --thread THREAD    use multiple thread [3 by default]
  --splitNb SPLITNB  split video to nb parts. Necessary for large videos

For an efficient split pipeline, calculate each part as roughly about 10 seconds.

Everything you need for trimming videos is in trim.py, if you'd like to use it in an api. I use to have a minimum threshold as well to capture volume ranges, but it did not serve a bunch, plus it was a little difficult come up with a sensible default value, so I removed that from the implementation. However if you have such a need just add a min threshold value to the if statement of cut_silence method of the SilenceTrimmer.