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This has a bit of a Stack Overflow flavor. So if it needs to move, please let me know.
Regularly I have data that is simply too large to fit all of in memory at a time. However I can reasonably load one or perhaps a couple frames in memory at a time. I would like to write this data to say an mp4. Is there a good way to accomplish this with moviepy? I've seen some examples where all of the data must be in memory, but it would be nice to have some pointers on how to solve this when all of the data cannot be in memory at the same time. Thanks.
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Actually most examples around are for cases where frames are generated "on the fly" while writing the video, using VideoFileClip(make_frame=some_function_that generates_frames). See for instance:
This has a bit of a Stack Overflow flavor. So if it needs to move, please let me know.
Regularly I have data that is simply too large to fit all of in memory at a time. However I can reasonably load one or perhaps a couple frames in memory at a time. I would like to write this data to say an mp4. Is there a good way to accomplish this with moviepy? I've seen some examples where all of the data must be in memory, but it would be nice to have some pointers on how to solve this when all of the data cannot be in memory at the same time. Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: