Create an Android Boot Animation from a Youtube video

#!/bin/bash
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#Copyright (C) 2022  Kris Occhipinti
#https://filmsbykris.com

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#Based on code by Fire7ly
#https://gist.github.com/Fire7ly/8a46d6605dac976e140911cf8a45a090
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url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl6l63AYg7s"
tmp="/tmp/bootani"
mp4="$tmp/video.mp4"
rez="720"
fps=30

[[ -d "$tmp" ]] && rm -fr "$tmp"
mkdir -p "$tmp/part0"

youtube-dl -f 22 -o "$mp4" "$url"
ffmpeg -i "$mp4" "$tmp/part0/00%05d.jpg"

for i in $tmp/part0/*.jpg
do
  convert $i -rotate 90 -resize $rez $i
done

size="$(identify -format '%w %h' $tmp/part0/0000001.jpg)"
echo "$size $fps" > "$tmp/desc.txt"
echo "p 1 0 part0" >> "$tmp/desc.txt"

cd "$tmp"
rm "$mp4"
zip -0r bootanimation part0 desc.txt

echo "Animation file at $tmp/bootanimation.zip"