Worry-free inline videos in Jupyter Notebooks that stay.
pip install jupytervideofrom jupytervideo import JupyterVideo
video = JupyterVideo("path/to/video.mp4")
for _ in range(10):
# frame = ... Get a frame from somewhere
video.write(frame)
video.show()
# The video will be displayed inline in the notebookJupyter Notebooks support displaying videos inline using HTML5 video tags. However, the videos are embedded as base64 strings, which can make the notebook size very large. Using compressed short video files
is less likely to bloat the notebook size, but when generating videos frame by frame (e.g. in a simulation, or with opencv), the video is not compressed optimally. This package aims to provide a simple way to generate videos frame by frame, compress them with ffmpeg, and display them inline in Jupyter Notebooks.
The JupyterVideo class writes frames to a temporary directory, and when the video is displayed, it compresses the video using ffmpeg and displays it inline in the notebook.
ffmpegmust be installed and available in the system path.
MIT