import Codec.FFmpeg
import Codec.Picture
import Control.Applicative
import Control.Monad (replicateM_)
import qualified Data.Vector.Storable as V
import System.Environment
-- The example used in the README
firstFrame :: IO (Maybe DynamicImage)
firstFrame = do (getFrame, cleanup) <- imageReader "myVideo.mov"
(fmap ImageRGB8 <$> getFrame) <* cleanup
-- | Generate a video that pulses from light to dark.
pulseVid :: IO ()
pulseVid =
do boom <- imageWriter (defaultParams sz sz) "pulse.mov"
let boom' = (boom :: Maybe (Image Pixel8) -> IO ()) . Just . Image sz sz
go :: Int -> Int -> Int -> IO ()
go 600 _ _ = boom Nothing
go n d i = do boom' $ V.replicate (sz*sz) (fromIntegral i)
let i' = i + d
if i' < 100
then go (n+1) 1 101
else if i' > 255
then go (n+1) (-1) 254
else go (n+1) d i'
go 0 (-1) 255
where sz :: Integral a => a
sz = 64
-- | Generate a video that fades from white to gray to white.
testEncode :: IO ()
testEncode = initFFmpeg >> pulseVid >> putStrLn "All done!"
-- | Decoding example. Try changing 'ImageRGB8' to 'ImageY8' in the
-- 'savePngImage' lines to automatically decode to grayscale images!
testDecode :: FilePath -> IO ()
testDecode vidFile =
do initFFmpeg
(getFrame, cleanup) <- imageReaderTime vidFile
frame1 <- getFrame
case frame1 of
Just (avf,ts) -> do putStrLn $ "Frame at "++show ts
savePngImage "frame1.png" (ImageRGB8 avf)
Nothing -> putStrLn "No frame for me :("
replicateM_ 299 getFrame
frame2 <- getFrame
case frame2 of
Just (avf,ts) -> do putStrLn $ "Frame at "++show ts
savePngImage "frame2.png" (ImageRGB8 avf)
Nothing -> putStrLn "No frame for me :("
cleanup
putStrLn "All done!"
main :: IO ()
main = do args <- getArgs
case args of
[] -> testEncode
[vidFile] -> testDecode vidFile
_ -> error usage
where usage =
unlines [ "Usage: demo [videoFile]"
, " If no argument is given, a test video named "
, " pulse.mov is generated."
, ""
, " If a file name is given, then two frames are "
, " extracted: the first frame, and the 301st."
, " These are saved to frame1.png and frame2.png" ]