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feat: Integrate video reading #883

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Download the video using yt-dlp and provide it to the multimodal agent for analysis. Two download options are available: full download and block download.

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Thanks @ZackYule ! Left some initial comments in below

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I added one more commit to polish the docstring format here, please take a look here 0e3ad4f

seems many not related files have been added to this PR, could you clean those files? Thanks @ZackYule

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ZackYule commented Sep 12, 2024

I added one more commit to polish the docstring format here, please take a look here 0e3ad4f

seems many not related files have been added to this PR, could you clean those files? Thanks @ZackYule

Thank you! @Wendong-Fan . During the testing process, I found that our test folder was named test instead of tests, which does not conform to usual naming conventions and cannot be recognized by vscode's testing module. Therefore, I made changes to these files.

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I added one more commit to polish the docstring format here, please take a look here 0e3ad4f
seems many not related files have been added to this PR, could you clean those files? Thanks @ZackYule

Thank you! @Wendong-Fan . During the testing process, I found that our test folder was named test instead of tests, which does not conform to usual naming conventions and cannot be recognized by vscode's testing module. Therefore, I made changes to these files.

I see, thanks @ZackYule

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Thanks @ZackYule 's update, some comments below, please also solve conflicts with master branch

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print(
f'''Warning: cookies.txt file not found at path
{cookies_path}.'''
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self._cookies_path = None
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here we can return the warning message directly for agent using

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Thanks @Wendong-Fan! This is a good idea. However, when we download certain videos, cookies may not be necessary. So this is just a warning and does not terminate the program.

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Zack added 4 commits September 13, 2024 16:50
- Added calculate_file_hash and file_exists_and_is_identical functions to utils/__init__.py
- Added test_video_screenshots_download function to test_video_function.py
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Thanks @ZackYule 's update, some comments below, please also solve conflicts with master branch

Thank @Wendong-Fan for the comments, these issues have been resolved.


print(f"Trying to download video from: {video_url}")
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downloader = VideoDownloaderToolkit(video_url=video_url)
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I believe that we need to understand how to support multi modal capability. The toolkits are defined for the agent. I think that the ideal way is the agent could figure out the steps by itself, instead of that developers call the toolkit functions to process the data and pass the final results to the agent.

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For now if we want to make it fully automatic we need to define another agent to handle multi-modal information, I think we can finish the functionality part first and add further support if possible

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Because the agent currently has multiple input channels, I think we should first manage the selection of these input channels in the next step.

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print(f"Trying to download video from: {video_url}")
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downloader = VideoDownloaderToolkit(video_url=video_url)
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For now if we want to make it fully automatic we need to define another agent to handle multi-modal information, I think we can finish the functionality part first and add further support if possible

Zack added 5 commits September 23, 2024 09:21
…r and update usage in web_video_object_recognition.py, web_video_description_extractor.py, and test_video_function.py
@Wendong-Fan Wendong-Fan changed the title Integrate video reading feat: Integrate video reading Sep 26, 2024
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