nitinkr0411 / auto-davinci-resolve-editor

The project aims to automatically prepare jumpcuts based on silence detection and embedded timecodes in the videos

Automatic Davinci Resolve Editor

The project aims to automatically prepare jumpcuts based on silence detection and embedded timecodes in the videos

Assumptions

• You are editing on Davinci Resolve
• You have already setup the pre-requisites for Davinci Resolve scripting
• All the videos have timecode built-in. Or else, you would have to burn the timecode yourself.
• You have already created the Resolve project and imported the media in the media pool
• You have already installed ffmpeg and have the bin in your path

Requirements

• ffmpeg-python
• timecode
• numpy

Parameters you can change

• file_extension = ".MOV"
• frame_rate = 59.94
• timeline_name = "sample"

How to use

• Copy paste the two python files and requirements.txt in the folder containing the videos. Flat structure is required
• Open CMD, cd to the folder and run "pip install -r requirements.txt" and then "python jumpcut.py"
• Check the resolve media pool and Voila! Your timeline should be there

Tested On

• Windows 10
• Python 3.6.0 (Wierd dependency issues with Davinci Resolve APIs)

Common Problems

• Don't use conda. The APIs doesn't seem to work with conda
• If you are using VSCode with tabnine. Uninstall tabnine extension! (Resolve and tabnine both share the same port, I believe)

Todo

• Automatically apply a LUT
• Apply audio denoiser
• Apply some presets I have configured in Resolve

Reference

• Unofficial DaVinci Resolve Scripting Documentation - https://deric.github.io/DaVinciResolve-API-Docs/
• SMPTE Timecode Python library - https://github.com/eoyilmaz/timecode
• Frames to SMPTE timecode code - https://gist.github.com/manneohrstrom/8033e178cd38589b0226b45cef1dfe30

auto-davinci-resolve-editor's Issues

Mac support

Do you have a mac version of this? Do you know a quick way to point to access resolve API on mac?