auto-editor once installed

https://github.com/WyattBlue/auto-editor/blob/master/articles/installing.md

https://github.com/WyattBlue/auto-editor/blob/master/articles/installing.md#installing-auto-editor

(suggests you can just type straight into command line auto-editor without calling on python specifically)

ie

C:\python\GitHub\auto-editor-master>auto-editor -h

  urlOps:
  --format: the format youtube-dl uses to when downloading a url.
  --output_dir: the directory where the downloaded file is placed.
  --check_certificate: check the website certificate before downloading.

  progressOps:
  --machine_readable_progress: set progress bar that is easier to parse.
  --no_progress: do not display any progress at all.

  metadataOps:
  --force_fps_to: manually set the fps value for the input video if detection fails.
  --force_tracks_to: manually set the number of tracks auto-editor thinks there are.

  exportMediaOps:
  --video_bitrate, -vb: set the number of bits per second for video.
  --audio_bitrate, -ab: set the number of bits per second for audio.
  --sample_rate, -r: set the sample rate of the input and output videos.
  --video_codec, -vcodec: set the video codec for the output media file.
  --audio_codec, -acodec: set the audio codec for the output media file.
  --preset, -p: set the preset for ffmpeg to help save file size or increase quality.
  --tune, -t: set the tune for ffmpeg to compress video better in certain circumstances.
  --constant_rate_factor, -crf: set the quality for video using the crf method.

  motionOps:
  --dilates, -d: set how many times a frame is dilated before being compared.
  --width, -w: scale the frame to this width before being compared.
  --blur, -b: set the strength of the blur applied to a frame before being compared.
  --export_as_audio, -exa: export as a WAV audio file.
  --export_to_premiere, -exp: export as an XML file for Adobe Premiere Pro instead of outputting a media file.
  --export_to_resolve, -exr: export as an XML file for DaVinci Resolve instead of outputting a media file.
  --export_to_final_cut_pro, -exf: export as an XML file for Final Cut Pro instead of outputting a media file.
  --export_as_json: export as a JSON file that can be read by auto-editor later.
  --chunks: only display speed and chunks values, skip exporting media.
  --render: choice which method to render video.
  --scale: scale the output media file by a certian size (change resolution by a factor)
  --zoom: set when and how a zoom will occur.
  --rectangle: overlay a rectangle shape on the video.
  --background: set the color of the background when the video is moved.
  --ignore: the range that will be marked as "loud"
  --cut_out: the range that will be marked as "silent"
  --motion_threshold: how much motion is required to be considered "moving"
  --edit_based_on: decide which method to use when making edits.
  --cut_by_this_audio, -ca: base cuts by this audio file instead of the video's audio.
  --cut_by_this_track, -ct: base cuts by a different audio track in the video.
  --cut_by_all_tracks, -cat: combine all audio tracks into one before basing cuts.
  --keep_tracks_seperate: don't combine audio tracks when exporting.
  --my_ffmpeg: use your ffmpeg and other binaries instead of the ones packaged.
  --version: show which auto-editor you have.
  --debug, --verbose, -d: show debugging messages and values.
  --show_ffmpeg_debug: show ffmpeg progress and output.
  --quiet, -q: display less output.
  --combine_files: combine all input files into one before editing.
  --preview: show stats on how the input will be cut.
  --no_open: do not open the file after editing is done.
  --min_clip_length, -mclip: set the minimum length a clip can be. If a clip is too short, cut it.
  --min_cut_length, -mcut: set the minimum length a cut can be. If a cut is too short, don't cut
  --output_file, --output, -o: set the name(s) of the new output.
  --silent_threshold, -t: set the volume that frames audio needs to surpass to be "loud".
  --silent_speed, -s: set the speed that "silent" sections should be played at.
  --video_speed, --sounded_speed, -v: set the speed that "loud" sections should be played at.
  --frame_margin, -m: set how many "silent" frames of on either side of "loud" sections be included.
  --help, -h: print info about the program or an option and exit.
  (input): the path to a file, folder, or url you want edited.

  Have an issue? Make an issue. Visit https://github.com/wyattblue/auto-editor/issues

  The help option can also be used on a specific option:
      auto-editor --frame_margin --help


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