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I just want to see how exactly they work, and I can't seem to find them in either moviepy or pygame's websites. Basically I just want to see at what time a user presses a specific key during a clip, and record that time/possibly insert an image at that time while the movie is playing. I know moviepy does that already to some extent, but it's only for mouse clicks.

Thank you for your time.

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  • you can find a basic level of documentation via `help(Modulename.Functionname)`, but don't rely on it much as it is an abstract version of its documentation – Vasu Deo.S May 23 '19 at 21:04

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I found the source code but no answer. I ended up editing the source code, and while that works, I would much rather do something else than that if possible.

To have a more elaborate answer to the rest of my question, basically it's not something I think is feasible to directly edit the video file WHILE it's playing. I also don't know if it would be a good idea to save every single and just combine them. I was able to find an extremely efficient, but niche solution by modifying the preview frame while it plays, and having that persist across every new frame. Then I saved JUST the overlay to a file, and can use that however else I feel.

I have seen no other threads/users actually deal with moviepy in this way, so feel free to PM me or ask on the thread if you want more info.

Source code here

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