Add 'decoder' Parameter to VideoFileClip and ffmpeg_reader #2229
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FFmpeg's native VPx decoders don't decode alpha. You have to use the libvpx decoder to preserve transparency in .webm video.
This commit allows the user to specify the the decoder used to decode the video file.
Example of use:
VideoFileClip("video.webm", decoder="libvpx-vp9")
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To preserve the alpha channel also needs to set has_mask parameter to True: VideoFileClip("video.webm", has_mask=True, decoder="libvpx-vp9") |
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This commit allows users to specify the decoder used to decode the video file.
Fixed bug:
Solved issue:
References:
"FFmpeg's native VPx decoders don't decode alpha. You have to use the libvpx decoder to preserve transparency in .webm videos. "
Example of use:
VideoFileClip("video.webm", decoder="libvpx-vp9")