Method load

walrus/methods/video/video.py:119–376

Convert to .mp4 format if needed Upload .mp4 video Process each frame Arguments video_file_name, String, complete file path including directory, filename, and extension original_filename, String extension, String, includes ".", i

(self,
             video_file_name,
             original_filename,
             extension,
             input: Input,
             directory_id = None)

    def load(self,
             video_file_name,
             original_filename,
             extension,
             input: Input,
             directory_id = None):
        """

        Convert to .mp4 format if needed
        Upload .mp4 video
        Process each frame

        Arguments
            video_file_name, String, complete file path including directory, filename, and extension
            original_filename, String
            extension, String, includes ".", ie ".mp4"

        Returns
            None
        """
        check_and_wait_for_memory(memory_limit_float=85.0)

        logger.info(f"Reading video data for {input.id} - {video_file_name}")
        try:

            clip = moviepy_editor.VideoFileClip(video_file_name)
            input.status = "loaded_video"
            input.time_loaded_video = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
            input.percent_complete = 20.0
            self.try_to_commit()

        except Exception as exception:
            input.status = "failed"
            input.status_text = "Could not load video. Try again, try a different format or contact us."
            # only for internal use
            # could look at storing in DB later or Using event logging.
            logger.error('Could not load video. Try again, try a different format or contact us. Exception:  {}'.format(
                str(exception)))
            return None

        # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43966523/getting-oserror-winerror-6-the-handle-is-invalid-in-videofileclip-function
        clip.reader.close()
        # Audio thing here too still doesn't seem to fix it...
        # clip.audio.reader.close_proc()

        # fps handling
        fps = self.project.settings_input_video_fps

        if fps is None:
            fps = 5

        if fps < 0 or fps > 120:
            input.status = "failed"
            input.status_text = f"Invalid fps setting of {fps}"
            return None

        original_fps = clip.fps  # Cache, since it will change