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The Video Reels Processor is a Python script that automates the creation of video reels from a series of short video and audio clips. The script combines video clips with fade-in and fade-out effects and pairs them with a composite audio track created from background and voice-over audios. The script operates within a simple Tkinter GUI, allowing users to specify the base directory and start date for the processing of video reels.

• Python 3.x
• MoviePy Python package
• Tkinter Python package

1. Ensure that Python and pip (Python's package installer) are installed on your system. If not, download and install Python from the official website.

2. Install the necessary Python packages by running the following commands in your terminal or command prompt:

   pip install moviepy
   pip install tk
   

3. Clone or download this repository to your local machine.

1. Prepare your base directory with the following structure:

   Base Directory
   ├─ Day 1
   │  ├─ Video Elements
   │  └─ Audio Elements
   ├─ Day 2
   │  ├─ Video Elements
   │  └─ Audio Elements
   ...
   ├─ Day 50
   │  ├─ Video Elements
   │  └─ Audio Elements
   └─ Reels_TYF.csv
   

2. Inside each "Day X" folder, populate "Video Elements" with five video files named from 1.mp4 to 5.mp4, and "Audio Elements" with background audio (bg.mp3), silent audio (silent.wav), and a voice-over audio file either in .mp3 or .mp4 format named vo.mp3 or vo.mp4.

3. Populate Reels_TYF.csv with two columns, where the second column contains the unique filenames for each day's reel (no header row is required).

4. Run the script in a terminal or command prompt with the command:

   python script_name.py
   

5. In the GUI:

   • Base Directory: Specify the path to your base directory.
   • Start Date: Specify the day number from which to start processing (between 1 and 50, inclusive).

   Click "Browse" to select your base directory through a file dialog, and then click "Process Videos" to start the processing.

6. The script will create a "Reels" folder inside the base directory, where it will save the processed video reels with names based on the day number and the filenames specified in the Reels_TYF.csv file.

7. You will see the processing status and any messages in the scrolled text widget in the GUI.

• Ensure that all the necessary files are correctly placed in the respective folders to avoid file not found errors.
• The voice-over file can be either an .mp3 or an .mp4. If neither is found, the script will raise an error.
• The script is set to process up to 50 days of reels; modify the range in the script if you want to process a different number of days.

This script is for personal use and should be used responsibly and ethically. It is not endorsed for commercial use.

Remember to replace script_name.py with the actual filename of your script. Adjust the details as necessary to suit the specific requirements and structure of your project.