A quick demo of installing and using the Video Creator. We're really excited about the direction the project is going. This is the first of 3 releases of the app and the Make.com modules. 1. Images to video+. The video creator does quite a bit more than just merge images into a video. 2. Video merging. This is actually already built into #1 so, a piece of cake. 3. Captions, clips and audio merging. Cheers

Thanks to @Leroy Garas suggestion, I'm building a workflow that doesn't need Airtable. It always annoyed me that since Studio is self-hosted, it has all the assets. Sending them back and forth to an outside entity seemed wasteful. Here's a couple screenshots of how it will work. Lots of tutorials coming so you might want to enable notifications. I should add that the Build Webpage Form branch is only necessary when using a web page to submit the prompts. n8n has a Form node that could easily handle the prompting but it wouldn't have the process update and approval/redo pages that I plan on making.

Hi, I'm releasing the Make.com module for the Video Creator. I expect to release the code today along with a tutorial. This module can replace JSON2VIDEO for creating videos from images. Performance on an i986 Macbook are very good. It's all code and docker containers and docker-compose files. Some features: - Lightweight - Easy to install and launch - No limits on number of videos or retries - Duration and Zoom overrides - Zoom smoothness setting - Zoom in or out Here's the Self-Host application link on Make. https://www.make.com/en/hq/app-invitation/f668c8bc24bace049c94de2ad52e98b4 The code will be released here. https://github.com/kickin6/studio

How hard would be for you to generate a Docker file that merge videos and overlay audio with ffmeg? Are you into building smaller solutions like that? I have a ton of people that would love just a simple API that they could deploy. They get blocked by the all the API costs. assuming it would take a list of videos and merge them and you could also add audio, and it would call a webhook when it was done.

In this video I demonstrate my self-hosted JSON2VIDEO alternative. It uses Docker and FFMPEG to generate the videos and Python Flask as the front-end. Code coming soon. 🗓️ Roadmap - 6/21/24 Proof-of-Concept JSONVideo code. [DONE] - 6/30/24 Parameterize more settings and release Github package. - 7/3/24 Create Make.com Application. - 7/4/24 Release a full tutorial on running it locally.