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From: j <j@mailb.org>
Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2018 13:43:15 +0530
Subject: [PATCH] use markdown

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-oxtimelines - create timeline from video
-
-https://wiki.0x2620.org/wiki/oxtimelines
-
-This program takes one or more video files as input and outputs timeline images.
-If a cuts path is given, it also outputs a json file containing cuts. If in and
-out points are given, only that part of the video(s) will be rendered.
-
-The timeline modes can be any combination of 'antialias' (average color),
-'slitscan' (center pixel), 'keyframes' (one or more frames per cut), 'audio'
-(waveform), 'cuts' (antialias with cut detection overlay, for debugging) and
-'data' (each frame resized to 8x8 px).
-
-One or two timeline heights can be specified, larger height first. The timeline
-widths will be 1 px per frame for the first one, and 1 px per second for the
-second (smaller) one. If the wide option is set, large 'keyframeswide' tiles
-will be rendered. They can be used at a later point to render small 'keyframes'
-tiles without having to decode the video again.
-
-depends on
-    python-imaging
-    python-ox
-    ffmpeg
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+# oxtimelines - create timeline from video
+
+This program takes one or more video files as input and outputs timeline images.
+If a cuts path is given, it also outputs a json file containing cuts. If in and
+out points are given, only that part of the video(s) will be rendered.
+
+The timeline modes can be any combination of 'antialias' (average color),
+'slitscan' (center pixel), 'keyframes' (one or more frames per cut), 'audio'
+(waveform), 'cuts' (antialias with cut detection overlay, for debugging) and
+'data' (each frame resized to 8x8 px).
+
+One or two timeline heights can be specified, larger height first. The timeline
+widths will be 1 px per frame for the first one, and 1 px per second for the
+second (smaller) one. If the wide option is set, large 'keyframeswide' tiles
+will be rendered. They can be used at a later point to render small 'keyframes'
+tiles without having to decode the video again.
+
+
+## Usage
+
+    usage: oxtimelines [options] video1 [video2]
+
+    Options:
+      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
+      -o TILES, --output=TILES
+                            path for combined timeline tiles
+      -c CUTS, --cuts=CUTS  path for combined cuts json file
+      -p POINTS, --points=POINTS
+                            inpoint,outpoint (optional)
+      -m MODES, --modes=MODES
+                            timeline mode(s) (antialias, slitscan, keyframes,
+                            audio, cuts, data)
+      -s SIZES, --sizes=SIZES
+                            timeline size(s) (64 or 64,16)
+      -w, --wide            keep wide frames tiles
+      -l, --log             log performance
+
+## Install
+
+    pip3 install oxtimelines
+
+## Python API
+
+    import oxtimelines
+
+    timeline = oxtimelines.Timelines(videos, output, cuts_json, in_out, modes, sizes, wide, log)
+    timeline.render()
+
+## Latest Code
+
+    git clone https://code.0x2620.org/0x2620/oxtimelines
+
+## Dependencies
+
+ - python-imaging
+ - python-ox
+ - ffmpeg
+
+
diff --git a/oxtimelines/ffmpeg.py b/oxtimelines/ffmpeg.py
index e972258..de965ee 100644
--- a/oxtimelines/ffmpeg.py
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@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ def video(path, height=96, info=None, framerate=FPS):
     dar = AspectRatio(info['video'][0]['display_aspect_ratio'])
     width = int(dar * height)
     width += width % 2
-    nbytes= depth * width * height
+    nbytes = depth * width * height
     bufsize = nbytes + 100
 
     cmd = [