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README.md

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 Here's how to quickly start using `typed-ffmpeg`:
 
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 ```python
 import ffmpeg
 
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     .hflip()
     .output(filename='output.mp4')
 )
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 ```
 
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 For a more complex example:
 
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 ```python
+import ffmpeg.filters
 import ffmpeg
 
 # Complex filter graph example
 in_file = ffmpeg.input("input.mp4")
 overlay_file = ffmpeg.input("overlay.png")
 
 f = (
-    ffmpeg
+    ffmpeg.filters
     .concat(
         in_file.trim(start_frame=10, end_frame=20),
         in_file.trim(start_frame=30, end_frame=40),
     )
+    .video(0)
     .overlay(overlay_file.hflip())
     .drawbox(x="50", y="50", width="120", height="120", color="red", thickness="5")
     .output(filename="out.mp4")
 )
-f.run()
+f
 ```
 
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 See the [Usage](https://livingbio.github.io/typed-ffmpeg/usage/typed/) section in our documentation for more examples and detailed guides.
 
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 ## Acknowledgements

scripts/compile-readme.sh

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