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# mscz2video
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Generate a video from a `.mscz` (MuseScore) file
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The goal of this repo is to **fully automate** this. It however still requires a bit of manual work.
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It is targeted towards a choir (SATB) but can be used for other instruments as well.
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## Steps to generate a video
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1. Get - or create - the mscz file. You will need two versions of it : one for the visual score, which will have to look clean, you can combine voices etc. The other for generating the audios ; all voices need to be on a separate staff, but you don't need lyrics for example.
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2. Generate images `python src/generate_images.py <visual_score.mscz> <output/image>`
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3. Create an ffconcat file with the timestamps between two images, the playing capability of MuseScore (with its timer) will help you accomplish this (see `src/images_to_video.md`)
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4. Concatenate the images to create a video `ffmpeg -y -f concat -i concat.txt -vf "fps=5,format=yuv420p" -vsync vfr output.webm`
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5. Generate audios `python src/mscz_to_mp3.py <audio_score.mscz> out`
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6. If necessary, combine instruments with `src/superpose_audios.sh`
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7. Combine audio and video using `src/set_audio.sh`
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