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MoviePy is an open source, MIT-licensed Python library offering video editing and manipulation tools. The documentation describes it as a reference tool for video editing automation and states that it works on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
FreeMoCap is research-grade markerless motion capture software that is completely free and open source. It uses two or more standard cameras, a printed ChArUco board for calibration, and local processing to convert video into 3D data, with results in CSV, FBX and .blend formats.
SVPcode is a component of the SmoothVideo Project that re-encodes video files into high frame rate, preserving all audio and subtitle tracks from the source video. It is added during SVP installation or through the Maintain SVP 4 application. Basic settings offer H.264 or H.265 codecs and software or hardware encoders.
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A free browser-based tool for cropping video files, using HTML5 and JavaScript so files are processed locally without upload. Users set the cropping area with the mouse or by entering values and can set start and end times. Output format can be configured, and supported formats include MP4, WEBM, MOV, FLV, MKV and AVI.
