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pip install "manim-recorder[blank]"
pip install "manim-recorder[gui_recorder]"
pip install "manim-recorder[gTTS]"
pip install manim-recorder
from manim import *
# from manim_recorder import VoiceoverScene
from manim_recorder.voiceover_scene import SoundScene
# from manim_recorder.services.recorder import RecorderService
from manim_recorder.recorder.gui import RecorderService
class VoiceRecorder(SoundScene):
def construct(self):
self.set_audio_service(
RecorderService()
)
circle = Circle()
square = Square().shift(2 * RIGHT)
with self.voiceover(text="This circle is drawn as I speak.") as tracker:
self.play(Create(circle), run_time=tracker.duration)
with self.voiceover(text="Let's shift it to the left 2 units.") as tracker:
self.play(circle.animate.shift(2 * LEFT),
run_time=tracker.duration)
with self.voiceover(text="Thank you for watching.") as tracker:
self.play(Uncreate(circle))
self.wait()
from manim import *
# from manim_recorder import VoiceoverScene
from manim_recorder.voiceover_scene import SoundScene
# from manim_recorder.services.recorder import RecorderService
from manim_recorder.recorder.pynput import RecorderService
from pathlib import Path
class VoiceRecorder(SoundScene):
def construct(self):
self.set_audio_service(
RecorderService(
device_index=0,
# cache_dir=Path(
# config.media_dir + "/voiceovers/" + self.__class__.__name__.lower()
# ),
)
)
circle = Circle()
square = Square().shift(2 * RIGHT)
with self.voiceover(text="This circle is drawn as I speak.") as tracker:
self.play(Create(circle), run_time=tracker.duration)
with self.voiceover(text="Let's shift it to the left 2 units.") as tracker:
self.play(circle.animate.shift(2 * LEFT),
run_time=tracker.duration)
with self.voiceover(text="Thank you for watching.") as tracker:
self.play(Uncreate(circle))
self.wait()
from manim import *
from manim_recorder.voiceover_scene import SoundScene
from manim_recorder.recorder.termux import RecorderService
from pathlib import Path
class Recordering(SoundScene):
def construct(self):
self.set_speech_service(
RecorderService(
)
)
circle = Circle()
square = Square().shift(2 * RIGHT)
with self.voiceover(text="This circle is drawn as I speak.") as tracker:
self.play(Create(circle), run_time=tracker.duration)
# with self.voiceover("This circle is drawn as I speak.") as tracker:
# self.safe_wait(tracker.duration)
with self.voiceover(text="Let's shift it to the left 2 units.") as tracker:
self.play(circle.animate.shift(2 * LEFT),
run_time=tracker.duration)
with self.voiceover(text="Thank you for watching."):
self.play(Uncreate(circle))
self.wait()
import pprint, json
from manim import *
import pathlib
from manim_recorder.voiceover_scene import SoundScene
from manim_recorder.service.blank import BlankService
class Example_Without_Wait(SoundScene):
def construct(self):
self.set_audio_service(BlankService())
config.disable_caching = True
circle = Circle()
square = Square().shift(2 * RIGHT)
self.play_voiceover(circle, subcaption="Create Circle")
self.wait_voiceover("move to circle")
self.play(circle.animate.shift(2 * RIGHT))
self.play_voiceover(
circle.animate.shift(2 * LEFT),
subcaption="two unit",
)
self.play_voiceover(Uncreate(circle), subcaption="Thank you!")
FAQs
Manim plugin for recorder
We found that manim-recorder demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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