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Line 399: − − ==Playback== − − === PsychoPy === − Example demonstrating how to play a video: − <syntaxhighlight lang="python" line> − #!/usr/bin/env python3.10 − # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- − − import time − import keyboard − from psychopy import visual − from psychopy import core − − ## Setup Section − win = visual.Window([720,720], fullscr=False, monitor="testMonitor", units='cm') − − # append this stimulus to the list of prepared stimuli − vlc_movies = [] − my_movies = ['YourMovie.mp4']#path to your movies from this directory − − for movie in my_movies: − mov = visual.VlcMovieStim(win, movie, − size=600, # set as `None` to use the native video size − pos=[0, 0], # pos specifies the /center/ of the movie stim location − flipVert=False, # flip the video picture vertically − flipHoriz=False, # flip the video picture horizontally − loop=False, # replay the video when it reaches the end − autoStart=True) # start the video automatically when first drawn − vlc_movies.append(mov) − − print("playing video....") − while not(keyboard.is_pressed('q')) and vlc_movies[0].status != visual.FINISHED: − vlc_movies[0].draw() − win.flip() − buffer_in = vlc_movies[0].frameIndex − print(vlc_movies[0].status) − − print("Stop") − − ## Closing Section − core.quit() − </syntaxhighlight>
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Another one is DaVinci Resolve for editing and converting video files. DaVinci Resolve is a free, professional-grade editing program, available here: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve
Another one is DaVinci Resolve for editing and converting video files. DaVinci Resolve is a free, professional-grade editing program, available here: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve