Autobleep Pro

AutoBleep Pro is a professional browser-based AI video editing and profanity censoring application. It features automated speech-to-text profanity detection, a multi-track visual timeline (supporting Video, Audio, Censor, and Sound FX tracks), local sound effect libraries, real-time MyInstants meme sound search/import, and high-performance FFmpeg rendering with advanced cropping/letterboxing zoom mechanics.

📸 Screen Gallery

1. Dashboard (Launch Interface)

2. Video Workspace & Timeline

3. MyInstants Meme Sounds Tab

4. AI Transcription & Profanity Highlight

5. YouTube Shorts Crop (9:16 Canvas with Adjustable Zoom)

6. YouTube Shorts Fit (Full Letterboxed View)

⚡ Key Features

• 🎙️ AI Profanity Analysis: Transcribes video audio using offline Faster-Whisper to automatically highlight and label offensive words.
• 🎚️ Multi-Track Timeline: Fully featured timeline with video, audio waveforms, censor blocks, and sound effect layers.
• 🔍 Interactive Zoom: Scroll to navigate, Ctrl+Scroll to zoom dynamically, and fit-to-view options.
• ⚡ Auto-Bleep Integration: Instantly places bleep sound effects onto detected swear words.
• 📱 Shorts Mode & Conversion:
  • 9:16 Crop Mode: Select a focus region on the video canvas and crop it.
  • Dynamic Crop Zoom Slider: Scale down the landscape source inside the crop region (0% = normal crop, 100% = fully letterboxed showing the full width).
  • 9:16 Fit (Letterbox) Mode: Automatically downscales and pads the original video to fit a vertical 9:16 frame.
• 🎵 MyInstants Meme Library: Directly search and preview thousands of popular meme sounds and import them into your workspace with one click.
• 🚀 High-Performance Export: Mixes multiple audio tracks, applies bleeps/silences, scales and pads the video, and renders the final video cleanly using FFmpeg.

🛠️ Installation & Setup

1. Prerequisites: Ensure you have Python 3.8+ and FFmpeg installed on your system.
2. Install Dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

3. Run the Application:

   python app.py
   

   Alternatively, on Windows, you can double-click the run.bat file.
4. Access the Editor: Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:5000.

📂 Project Structure

• app.py: Flask backend, profanity analysis pipeline, and FFmpeg command compilation.
• templates/editor.html: Main visual editor interface (HTML5 structure).
• static/css/style.css: UI/UX styling.
• static/js/editor.js: Frontend application logic, timeline rendering, and track editing.
• sounds/: Local sound effect library (e.g. bleep.mp3).
• uploads/: Cache directory for imported videos.
• outputs/: Destination folder for exported videos.
• projects/: Destination folder for saved project JSONs.
• models/: Storage folder for downloaded offline AI models.
• screens/: Gallery screenshots.