Outdated documentation

[alzyras]

Hello!

Loving your open source project really much. I've been using it past couple of weeks instead using moviepy as I used to. It is really lovely, but, of course, very difficult to use since I have to read the code and figure everything out as the documentation is outdated :)

Looking forward to using it fully at a later point :))

Keep up the wonderful work <3

[leodiegues]

Hi there!

Thank you so much for the kind words and for giving this project a try! It truly means a lot to hear that you’re enjoying it as a replacement for MoviePy—it’s the kind of encouragement that keeps us going. 💖

I’m so sorry about the outdated documentation; I completely understand how frustrating that can be. Would you mind sharing where you found the most difficulties or which parts were particularly confusing? That way, I can prioritize updating those areas and ensure things are more intuitive for everyone.

Your feedback is invaluable, and I’ll do my best to keep improving things. Thank you again for your support—it makes a world of difference!

[alzyras]

Hello again,

The imports from the snippets seem to be wrong, but I adjusted them by looking at the structure. After some tinkering and looking at the code I managed to make a slideshow of pictures that change in succession, play it an mp3 narration (However mosaico/tinytag had issue reading a mp3 file made by edge_tts library). I struggled to add a picture on top of a background picture (I.e. quarter of a screen size, centered in the middle) - the snippets didn't work.

I also made a script that just adds srt subtitles to a video, that went well :)

This project is really nice because moviepy, the main and established library for this also has major differences between versions, outdated snippets, is somewhat clunky to use :) So there is a lot of potential for a library that makes template editing in python simpler.

Best regards :)