: Creates the output video file, preserving original resolution and FPS.
: Allows for annotations such as timecode burn-ins (TC). RTS0064 mp4
If you can tell me what specifically you want to do with the .mp4 (e.g., add a slate, burn in a specific timecode, or combine it with other files), I can customize this script for you. : Creates the output video file, preserving original
import Draft from Draft import VideoEncoder, VideoDecoder # 1. Define Input and Output Paths # Assuming the file is named RTS0064.mp4 inFilePath = "C:/path/to/RTS0064.mp4" outFilePath = "C:/path/to/RTS0064_Burned.mp4" # 2. Open the input video decoder = VideoDecoder(inFilePath) # 3. Create the encoder with the same codec settings # Using h.264 for high compatibility encoder = VideoEncoder(outFilePath, decoder.width, decoder.height, decoder.fps) # 4. Iterate through frames, burn in timecode, and write to new file for frame in range(decoder.frameCount): frameImg = decoder.GetFrame(frame) # Optional: Draw Timecode # Draft.Image.DrawTimecode(frameImg) # Write the frame to the new video encoder.EncodeFrame(frameImg) # 5. Finalize the video encoder.Finalize() print(f"Processed video saved to: {outFilePath}") Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Key Components : Reads the input .mp4 file ( RTS0064.mp4 ). import Draft from Draft import VideoEncoder, VideoDecoder #
: Ensures the video file is properly closed and playable.
