code: def videogrep(inputfile, outputfile, search, searchtype, maxclips=0, padding=0, test=False, randomize=False, sync=0, use_transcript=False, use_vtt=False, export_clips=False):
      
  
      padding = padding / 1000.0
      sync = sync / 1000.0
      composition = []
      foundSearchTerm = False
  
      if use_transcript:
          composition = compose_from_transcript(inputfile, search, searchtype)
      elif use_vtt:
          vtts = get_vtt_files(inputfile)
          composition = compose_from_vtt(vtts, search, searchtype)
      else:
          srts = get_subtitle_files(inputfile)
          composition = compose_from_srts(srts, search, searchtype)
  
  
      # If the search term was not found in any subtitle file...
      if len(composition) == 0:
          print("[!] Search term '" + search + "'" + " was not found in any file.")
          exit(1)
  
      else:
          print("[+] Search term '" + search + "'" + " was found in " + str(len(composition)) + " places.")
  
          # apply padding and sync
          for c in composition:
              c['start'] = c['start'] + sync - padding
              c['end'] = c['end'] + sync + padding
  
          if maxclips > 0:
              composition = composition[:maxclips]
  
          if randomize is True:
              random.shuffle(composition)
  
          if test is True:
              demo_supercut(composition, padding)
          else:
              if os.path.splitext(outputfile)[1].lower() == '.edl':
                  make_edl(composition, outputfile)
              elif export_clips:
                  split_clips(composition, outputfile)
              else:
                  if len(composition) > BATCH_SIZE:
                      print("[+} Starting batch job.")
                      create_supercut_in_batches(composition, outputfile, padding)
                  else:
                      create_supercut(composition, outputfile, padding)
docs: Search through and find all instances of the search term in an srt or transcript,
      create a supercut around that instance, and output a new video file
      comprised of those supercuts.