openedit-beta-v0.2

OPENEDIT. CHANGE THE WORLD OF EDITING.

EASY BATCH EXECUTING FOR MORE LIFE AND FUN

use this if you wanna be a [BIG SHOT!!!]

just kidding

have a good week

openedit-beta-v0.1

The first release of Openedit itself!

Features .BAT files for different modes and debugging FFmpeg.

exffcd v1

The FIRST Batch version of EXFF!

Tested Status: Works LOL

This is not Openedit, it's just a FFmpeg test, and FINALLY. THE CODE WORKS!

You may have to look up some tutorials to install FFmpeg if you haven't already, and the video must be named input.mp4 and in the same folder as the batch file.

The batch file will take input.mp4 and make out.mp4 which is a 10 second clip of 30 seconds in of the video!

dependencies-2.11

TADA!

We're switching to Batch!

You see FFmpeg is a command line plugin, so...you don't need python. GAH! I'm bad at this!
Here's the "removed features" dependencies installer.

No, this does NOT mean that Openedit is canceled, it's just switching it's programming language to Batch.
But what this does mean is that it's NOT going to work on macOS or Linux. Sorry.

But if you use Windows, good for you. Openedit works.

dependencies-2.01

Oh man, forgot the @-echo off in the batch file!

dependencies-2.0

Alright! Now THIS will come with it!

Again, MUST BE RUN FOR FFMPEG-PYTHON AND OPENEDIT TO WORK.!

git-workflows v0.0.2-n/a

GitHub actions workflows. Completely useless.

You can download if you want, but it's not going to be useful again still lol

dependecies

Dependecies installer. MUST BE RUN TO AUTOMATICALLY INSTALL EVERYTHING TO MAKE THE SOFTWARE RUN.

Normally comes with every package of Openedit.

git-workflows v0.0.1-n/a

GitHub actions workflows. Completely useless.

You can download if you want, but it's not going to be useful lol

exff-test v0.1

Just a test for the FFmpeg Python library. You can edit this but to make this work you need to open up Command Prompt or a local terminal on your computer and type:

pip install ffmpeg-python

but it also requires FFmpeg so you need to install FFmpeg for your OS,

and then you should be able to run Openedit and the exff test. (just in the future but you can still run exff.py)

And also it requires a video and it MUST be named input.mp4 for the program to edit it.