grok-video-generator

A Rust crate for programmatically generating video content, providing a flexible and efficient way to automate video creation workflows. This crate offers tools for assembling video clips, adding audio tracks, and applying basic video effects.

Installation

To use grok-video-generator in your Rust project, add the following to your Cargo.toml file under the [dependencies] section: toml grok-video-generator = "0.1.0" # Replace with the latest version

Usage Examples

Here are a few examples illustrating how to use the grok-video-generator crate:

1. Basic Video Assembly:

This example demonstrates how to combine multiple video clips into a single video. rust use grok_video_generator::{Video, Clip};

fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let clip1 = Clip::new("clip1.mp4".to_string()); let clip2 = Clip::new("clip2.mp4".to_string()); let clip3 = Clip::new("clip3.mp4".to_string());

let mut video = Video::new();
video.add_clip(clip1);
video.add_clip(clip2);
video.add_clip(clip3);

video.generate("output.mp4".to_string())?;

Ok(())

}

2. Adding an Audio Track:

This example shows how to add an audio track to an existing video. rust use grok_video_generator::{Video, Clip};

fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let mut video = Video::new(); video.add_clip(Clip::new("video.mp4".to_string())); video.add_audio("audio.mp3".to_string());

video.generate("output_with_audio.mp4".to_string())?;

Ok(())

}

3. Creating a Video from Image Sequence:

This example demonstrates how to create a video from a sequence of images. rust use grok_video_generator::{Video, ImageSequence};

fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let image_sequence = ImageSequence::new("image_%03d.png".to_string(), 1, 100, 30); // 30 fps

let mut video = Video::new();
video.add_image_sequence(image_sequence);

video.generate("output_from_images.mp4".to_string())?;

Ok(())

}

4. Applying a Simple Fade-In Effect:

This example shows how to apply a fade-in effect to the beginning of a video clip. rust use grok_video_generator::{Video, Clip, VideoEffect};

fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let mut clip = Clip::new("video.mp4".to_string()); clip.add_effect(VideoEffect::FadeIn { duration: 2.0 }); // 2 second fade-in

let mut video = Video::new();
video.add_clip(clip);

video.generate("output_with_fadein.mp4".to_string())?;

Ok(())

}

5. Generating a Silent Video with Specific Duration:

This example shows how to generate a silent video of a specified duration (in seconds). This can be useful for placeholder content or creating initial frames for further processing. rust use grok_video_generator::{Video};

fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let mut video = Video::new(); video.generate_silent_video("silent.mp4".to_string(), 10)?; // 10 seconds silent video

Ok(())

}

Feature Summary

• Video Assembly: Combine multiple video clips into a single video.
• Audio Integration: Add audio tracks to your video projects.
• Image Sequence Support: Create videos from a sequence of images.
• Basic Effects: Implement simple video effects such as fade-in.
• Silent Video Generation: Generate placeholder silent video files.

License

This crate is licensed under the MIT License.

This crate is part of the grok-video-generator ecosystem. For advanced features and enterprise-grade tools, visit: https://supermaker.ai/blog/grok-ai-video-generator-the-ultimate-guide-to-creating-ai-videos-2025/