This paper introduces a script designed to automate the conversion of textual content into visually engaging videos with synchronized audio narration. The script accepts a plain text file as input and generates a video where each word is animated, allowing for dynamic presentation of textual information. Key features include customizable text attributes such as font size, color, and animation speed, along with dynamic background color transitions for enhanced visual appeal.
Utilizing libraries such as `argparse`, `numpy`, `Pillow`, `gtts`,
`moviepy`, and `pydub`, the script efficiently processes the input text,
computes word durations, and generates corresponding video frames. It
seamlessly integrates synthesized audio narration generated from the input
text, ensuring coherence between visual and auditory elements in the resulting
video.
Empirical evaluation and case studies demonstrate the
effectiveness and versatility of the script across domains such as e-learning,
content marketing, and entertainment. It offers a streamlined approach to
converting textual content into multimedia formats, with potential applications
in educational tutorials, promotional material, and social media content
creation.
This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the script's
implementation, customization options, and usage instructions. Additionally, it
discusses potential applications and compares the script with existing methods
in the field of automated video generation from textual input. Overall, the
script serves as a valuable tool for content creators seeking to enhance the
presentation and accessibility of textual information through dynamic
multimedia content generation.
Author
(s) Details
Akula
Vidyullatha
Acharya Institute of Technology, India.
Bhoomi
Kaushik
Acharya Institute of Technology, India.
Shaik
Mohammad Junaid
Acharya Institute of Technology, India.
Zaid
Khan
Acharya Institute of Technology, India.
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