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I've noticed that this repo has been gaining some traction recently. If you find this project interesting, please consider contributing to make it even better. Unfortunately, due to my busy schedule with university & stuff, I haven't been able to dedicate time to this project.

A Tragic Incident

As I was making the daring move to Linux, I accidentally hit the format button like it owed me money. So yeah, All my file system stuff vanished into thin air. The code that was supposed to be the superhero fixing major bugs and bringing you cool updates is
gone. It will take me some free time to rewrite it all. So, that's the reason for the lack of commits lately.

Am I able to run this on my Arch Linux?
If not, please add support for it and add to the AUR. Thanks

I created a vertical aspect ratio video that you can use if you want. I encoded it to match YouTube's recommended settings.

video_generator.py creates the video using write_videofile(), which requires re-encoding the entire video. Furthermore, I think this code is recursively concatenating the video clip one clip at a time, which is inefficient, to say the least.

#Generating Stock Video 
    if (stockclip.duration < final_audio.duration):
        while (stockclip.duration < final_audio.duration):
            stockclip=concatenate_videoclips([stockclip,stockclip])

Since the video files are merely concatenated, it would be much faster to stream copy the files. I don't know how to write the command using moviepy but I know the command for FFmpeg. The following command should work for videos without the introduction. The FFmpeg wiki has an excellent explanation of concatenation. (To make it easier to read, it is split across multiple lines, but it should all be on one line.)

ffmpeg
-hide_banner 
-loglevel quiet
-an -stream_loop -1 -t final_audio.duration -i "stockclip"
-i "final_audio"
-codec:video copy 
"FinalPath"