What is VideoCaptioner built with?

VideoCaptioner is a Python repo. It uses AI through edge-tts, langdetect, ModelScope, and OpenAI, makes its content with pillow and yt-dlp, deploys with psutil, and uses diskcache. It has 37,988 written lines, with 44 test files.

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Frontend

Styles 1

Interface 1

  • pyqt536 files

Backend

Data 1

  • diskcache1 file

AI 3

Services 1

Support

Content 2

Deploy 1

Other 6

  • platformdirs2 files
  • requests11 files
  • pydub3 files
  • json-repair2 files
  • tenacity1 file
  • tomli1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is VideoCaptioner written in?
VideoCaptioner is written in Python, with 37,988 written lines.
Does VideoCaptioner use AI?
Yes. VideoCaptioner uses AI through edge-tts, langdetect, ModelScope, and OpenAI.
What services does VideoCaptioner use?
VideoCaptioner uses diskcache.
Does VideoCaptioner have tests?
Yes. VideoCaptioner has 44 test files.
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