Create single image video with audio

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This function is a [[Video Commands|Video Command]] in the UBot Extended Library. This command will create a video with a single image and an audio file.
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This command is a [[Video Commands|Video Command]] in the UBot Extended Library. This command will create a video with a single image and an audio file.
  
 
'''Image file:''' The image being used in the single image video
 
'''Image file:''' The image being used in the single image video
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add audio to video("C:\\Users\\Downloads\\Tea Steam.mp4","C:\\Users\\Music\\Alive (2007) _ Harmony (2010)\\Harmony (2010)\\Lucky Day.mp3","C:\\Users\\Downloads\\audadded.mp4",0)
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create single image video with audio("C:\\Users\\Pictures\\101.jpg","C:\\Users\\Music\\Alabama Shakes\\Sound & Color\\01-01- Sound & Color.mp3","C:\\Users\\Downloads\\sh.mp4")
 
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Running the script will output a video created from a single image and an audio file.
 
Running the script will output a video created from a single image and an audio file.
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Please keep in mind that rendering video is a process that usually takes a while.
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Allow 5-10 minutes for the video to finish rendering.

Latest revision as of 17:58, 18 April 2017

This command is a Video Command in the UBot Extended Library. This command will create a video with a single image and an audio file.

Image file: The image being used in the single image video

Audio file: The resulting output .gif file

Output Video file: The resulting video file


[edit] Example


create single image video with audio("C:\\Users\\Pictures\\101.jpg","C:\\Users\\Music\\Alabama Shakes\\Sound & Color\\01-01- Sound & Color.mp3","C:\\Users\\Downloads\\sh.mp4")

Running the script will output a video created from a single image and an audio file.

Please keep in mind that rendering video is a process that usually takes a while.

Allow 5-10 minutes for the video to finish rendering.

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