96 lines
3 KiB
Bash
Executable file
96 lines
3 KiB
Bash
Executable file
#!/bin/bash
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SOURCEDIR=`pwd`
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SOURCEFILE="nluug-title-template.svg"
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PROJDIR=`pwd`/proj1/
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# MAXLENGTH="SPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKER"
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SPEAKERNAME="Gunes Acar"
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# MAX="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
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TITLE1="Keynote: From Cookies to"
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TITLE2="Keyloggers: Understanding Modern"
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TITLE3="Online Tracking Techniques"
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CONV="convert -background black -fill black -alpha off"
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FRAMENUM=0
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# Make project directory
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mkdir ${PROJDIR}; cd ${PROJDIR}
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# Create initial image without title/speaker info
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cat ${SOURCEDIR}/${SOURCEFILE} | sed -e 's/SPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKER//' -e 's/TITLE[123]//' > ${PROJDIR}/frameclear.svg
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# Fade this image in from 100% transparant to 'normal'
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echo "Generate fade-in-from-black sequence"
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for i in `seq 100 -3 0`
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do
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echo "Generate frame ${FRAMENUM}"
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${CONV} -colorize ${i}% frameclear.svg frame-${FRAMENUM}.webp
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((FRAMENUM++))
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done
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echo "Add speakername sequence"
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SLEN=${#SPEAKERNAME} # Length of name
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# Copy a new frame, and fill in the speaker name 1 character at a time
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for i in `seq 0 ${SLEN}`
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do
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echo "Generate frame ${FRAMENUM}"
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SN="${SPEAKERNAME::$i}"
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cat ${SOURCEDIR}/${SOURCEFILE} | sed -e "s/TITLE[123]//" -e "s/SPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKER/$SN/" > ${PROJDIR}/frame-${FRAMENUM}.svg
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${CONV} frame-${FRAMENUM}.svg frame-${FRAMENUM}.webp
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((FRAMENUM++))
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done
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echo "Add title sequence"
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# Find longest title
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TL1=${#TITLE1}
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TL2=${#TITLE2}
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TL3=${#TITLE3}
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if [ $TL1 > $TL2 ]; then
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TLEN=$TL1
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else
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TLEN=$TL2
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fi
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if [ $TL3 > $TLEN ]; then
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TLEN=$TL3
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fi
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# With speakername, not add the title, 1 char (per line) at a time
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for i in `seq 0 40`
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do
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echo "Generate frame ${FRAMENUM}"
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T1="${TITLE1::$i}" # Substring, first i characters
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T2="${TITLE2::$i}"
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T3="${TITLE3::$i}"
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cat ${SOURCEDIR}/${SOURCEFILE} | sed -e "s/TITLE1/$T1/" -e "s/TITLE2/$T2/" -e "s/TITLE3/$T3/" -e "s/SPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKER/$SN/" > ${PROJDIR}/frame-${FRAMENUM}.svg
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${CONV} frame-${FRAMENUM}.svg frame-${FRAMENUM}.webp
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((FRAMENUM++))
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done
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# Generate final frame, with full speakername + title
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echo "Generate completed title"
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cat ${SOURCEDIR}/${SOURCEFILE} | sed -e "s/TITLE1/$TITLE1/" -e "s/TITLE2/$TITLE2/" -e "s/TITLE3/$TITLE3/" -e "s/SPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKERSPEAKER/$SPEAKERNAME/" > ${PROJDIR}/frame-${FRAMENUM}.svg
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${CONV} frame-${FRAMENUM}.svg frame-${FRAMENUM}.webp
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LASTFRAME=$FRAMENUM
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((FRAMENUM++))
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# Now copy the rendered output of the last frame a few more times so we can read it before the video ends
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for i in `seq 0 1 100`
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do
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echo "Duplicating frame ${FRAMENUM}"
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cp frame-${LASTFRAME}.webp frame-${FRAMENUM}.webp
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((FRAMENUM++))
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done
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# Fade this image out over 100 frames back to the normal view
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echo "Generate fade-out-sequence"
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for i in `seq 0 3 100`
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do
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echo "Generate frame ${FRAMENUM}"
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${CONV} -colorize ${i}% frame-${LASTFRAME}.svg frame-${FRAMENUM}.webp
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((FRAMENUM++))
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done
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echo "Rendering to video"
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ffmpeg -framerate 30 -i frame-%d.webp -c:v libx264 -r 30 intro-x264.mkv
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ffmpeg -framerate 30 -i frame-%d.webp -c:v vp9 -r 30 intro-vp9.webm
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