Is there any way to convert NIF to FBX with python?
I tried to search for some libraries but I didnt find a good one for the task
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I am looking for a way to convert a docx to PDF using Python in Linux. So far, all I have found that works it is using Windows, is there a way to do it in Python without using libreoffice?
what is best and easy way for convert maya py (python) to pyd ?
I had explored in this field, but unfortunately none of them was effective and after convert to pyd I can't import my code into Maya.
pyd files contain native binary python extensions, usially developped using Python C API and some native language.
cython might be the simplest tool that might help you creating pyd by compiling a subset of Python source code.
What are you trying to achieve ?
Is there any python library (prefer 2x) where I can load a .x3d 3D object and convert it into FBX?
I'm currently using blender to do so; but I'm in search of a library which can run and be installed on conda.
Basically, just convert X3D to FBX (or .blend without blender :P)
Even an external online service would do. Thanks
I'm working on a project and I need to read and parse video metadata.(duration, date created,title,bit rate , ...)
as far as I know there isn't any good package for Python 3.X for this issue.
1 -- I found these :
enzyme
hachoir-metadata
but they are designed for python 2.X
2 --
I also know how to use ffmpeg and other libraries that process video files. but they are so slow, I want to simply read the metadata from the windows file.
3 -- I tried to use exifread package to read video metadata , but as far as I found out , it doesn't work on video files.
4 -- there was this question that asked for a way to retrieve only length of videos, but it is unanswered.
I'm looking for this:
file = open(path_to_video_file)
props = python_video_info_parser.get_info(file)
print(props)
platform:
python 3.4
windows 10
I hope you found what you are looking for. :)
But if you did not or others are wondering.. I am researching the same sunject and I may have found a solution.
What I have found so far is a command-line tool called exiftool.
If you download this software and use the command line feature you are able to run these commands with the subprocess module.
There is support for a lot of file formats, as shown in the documentation.
I will update this post as soon as I have found a working soltuion. :)
You can download the tool here.
I am developing a full text search engine for indexing popular binary formats. I know that there are hundereds of such questions (and solutions) already, but I found it tough to find one:
cross platform
supports DOC, DOCX and PDF formats at once
easy to use with python
can be set up in a major shared host
For PDFs, I recommend PDFminer.
Try the docx module (I have not used it myself)
I am not aware of any pure python module that can read .doc files.
There are command-line tools to extract text from .doc files: antiword and catdoc (and probably others). If the packages are installed on your shared host, you could use subprocess to shell out to these tools. Available on Windows via Cygwin.
Apache POI is a Java library that can extract text from Office documents. If your shared host has Java installed, you could write a bit of Java (or Jython) code and execute using subprocess.
If at server side you can use OpenOffice then you can use unoconv: Convert between any document format supported by OpenOffice
One possible solution is to use google documents to extract the text contents from binary .doc-files. You upload the document to google docs and then download the text contents. It is a fairly slow process, but it is the only "pure Python" solution I know of since it doesn't require any external tools except for network access. An external tool such as catdoc or antiword is a much better solution if you are allowed to install it on your host.
Textract uses the default tools for every kind of file.
https://github.com/deanmalmgren/textract