ArtBox is a tool set for handling multimedia files.
- Documentation: https://ggpedia.games
- License: BSD-3 Clause
TBD
ArtBox uses some dependencies that maybe would not work well in your machine. In
order to have everything well installed, create a conda/mamba environment and
install artbox
there.
$ mamba create --name artbox "python>=3.8.1,<3.12" "pygobject==3.48.1" pip
$ conda activate artbox
$ pip install artbox
For the following examples, create the a temporary folder for artbox:
$ mkdir /tmp/artbox
By default, the artbox speech
uses
edge-tts
engine, but if you can also
specify gtts
with the flag
--engine gtts
.
$ echo "Are you ready to join Link and Zelda in fighting off this unprecedented threat to Hyrule?" > /tmp/artbox/text.md
$ artbox speech from-text \
--title artbox \
--input-path /tmp/artbox/text.md \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/speech.mp3 \
--engine edge-tts
If you need to generate the audio for different language, you can use the flag
--lang
:
$ echo "Bom dia, mundo!" > /tmp/artbox/text.md
$ artbox speech from-text \
--title artbox \
--input-path /tmp/artbox/text.md \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/speech.mp3 \
--lang pt
If you are using edge-tts
engine (the default one), you can also specify the
locale for that language, for example:
$ echo "Are you ready to join Link and Zelda in fighting off this unprecedented threat to Hyrule?" > /tmp/artbox/text.md
$ artbox speech from-text \
--title artbox \
--input-path /tmp/artbox/text.md \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/speech.mp3 \
--engine edge-tts \
--lang en-IN
Additionally, if you are using edge-tts, you can specify --rate
, --volume
,
and --pitch
, for example:
$ echo "Do you want some coffee?" > /tmp/artbox/text.md
$ artbox speech from-text \
--title artbox \
--input-path /tmp/artbox/text.md \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/speech.mp3 \
--engine edge-tts \
--lang en \
--rate +10% \
--volume -10% \
--pitch -5Hz
ArtBox uses speechrecognition
to convert from audio to text. Currently, ArtBox
just support the google
engine.
For this example, let's first create our audio:
$ echo "Are you ready to join Link and Zelda in fighting off this unprecedented threat to Hyrule?" > /tmp/artbox/text.md
$ artbox speech from-text \
--title artbox \
--input-path /tmp/artbox/text.md \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/speech.mp3 \
--engine edge-tts
Now we can convert it back to text:
$ artbox speech to-text \
--input-path /tmp/artbox/speech.mp3 \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/text-from-speech.md \
--lang en
If you want to download videos from the youtube, you can use the following command:
$ artbox youtube download \
--url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw47_q9wbBE \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/
The command above downloads using a random resolution. If you want a specific
resolution, use the flat --resolution
:
$ artbox youtube download \
--url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw47_q9wbBE \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/ \
--resolution 360p
# json format
echo '["E", "D#", "E", "D#", "E", "B", "D", "C", "A"]' > /tmp/artbox/notes.txt
$ artbox sound notes-to-audio \
--input-path /tmp/artbox/notes.txt \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/music.mp3 \
--duration 2
First, download the youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw47_q9wbBE
as explained before.
Next, run the following command:
$ artbox video remove-audio \
--input-path "/tmp/artbox/The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild - Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017 Trailer.mp4" \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/botw.mp4
First, download the youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw47_q9wbBE
as explained before.
Next, run the following command:
$ artbox video extract-audio \
--input-path "/tmp/artbox/The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild - Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017 Trailer.mp4" \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/botw-audio.mp3
First, execute the previous steps:
- Download a youtube video
- Remove the audio from a video
- Extract the audio from a video
Next, run the following command:
$ artbox video combine-video-and-audio \
--video-path /tmp/artbox/botw.mp4 \
--audio-path /tmp/artbox/botw-audio.mp3 \
--output-path /tmp/artbox/botw-combined.mp4
If you want to use Python to play your audio files, you can install playsound
:
$ pip wheel --use-pep517 "playsound (==1.3.0)"