pip install pygamevideo
or just copy-paste pygamevideo.py
to your working directory.
import pygame
from pygamevideo import Video
pygame.init()
window = pygame.display.set_mode(...)
# Load the video from the specified dir
video = Video("video.mp4")
# Start the video
video.play()
# Main loop
while True:
...
# Draw video to display surface
# this function should be called every frame
video.draw_to(window, (0, 0))
# Update pygame display
pygame.display.flip()
- Python 3.9+
- Pygame Community Edition 2.2.0+
- NumPy
- OpenCV
- FFPyPlayer
You can just use the docstrings as well.
Pygame video player class.
-
filepath
: Filepath of the video source. -
is_ready
: Is the video source loaded and ready to play?frame_width
: Default frame width in pixels.frame_height
: Default frame height in pixels.is_playing
: Is the video currently playing?is_paused
: Is the video currently paused?is_looped
: Is looping enabled?volume
: Volume of the audio.is_muted
: Is the audio muted?fps
: Framerate of the video.total_frames
: Total amount of frames of the video.duration
: Total duration of the video in milliseconds.current_time
: Current time into the video in milliseconds.remaining_time
: Remaining time left in the video in milliseconds.current_frame
: Current frame into the video.remaining_frames
: Remaining frames left in the video.current_time
: Current time into the video in milliseconds.
-
load(filepath: Union[str, os.PathLike])
: Load a video from file path. This method is also called implicitly when instantiated.reload()
: Reload the video from the same filepath.release()
: Release the resources used by the video player.play(loop: bool = False)
: Start playing the video.stop()
: Stop playing the video.pause()
: Pause the video.resume()
: Resume the video.toggle_pause()
: Switch between paused states.mute()
: Mute audio playback.unmute()
: Unmute audio playback.seek_time(timepoint: float)
: Seek into desired timepoint.seek_frame(frame: int)
: Seek into desired frame.get_frame()
: Advance the video and return the current frame. Must be called once per frame.draw_to(dest_surface: pygame.Surface, position: Coordinate)
: Blit the current video frame to the surface.
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