Edit video files using Claude Code to automate cuts, color grading, subtitles, and animation rendering through natural language commands.
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Edit video files using Claude Code to automate cuts, color grading, subtitles, and animation rendering through natural language commands.
Prune KV caches in long-context speech LLMs to improve performance and manage memory usage without loss in speech recognition quality.
DoubleClips is an open-source, ready-to-use video editor with functionality similar to CapCut. It offers Community Templates, Cross-platform rendering, Multitrack editing, and a variety of effects!
Convert Python code to Rust from the command line with full type and ownership visibility.
DoubleClips is an open-source, ready-to-use video editor with functionality similar to CapCut. It offers Community Templates, Cross-platform rendering, Multitrack editing, and a variety of effects!
DoubleClips is an open-source, ready-to-use video editor with functionality similar to CapCut. It offers Community Templates, Cross-platform rendering, Multitrack editing, and a variety of effects!
A small and friendly terminal FFmpeg helper
ffmpeg-kit-extended is a comprehensive Flutter plugin for executing FFmpeg, FFprobe, and FFplay commands on Windows, and Linux.
Save predetermined FFmpeg command presets with GUI, which you can also edit on the fly.
ffmpeg bash script
Media remuxing and audio processing workflows for macOS and QuickTime compatibility.
Crisp is a local transcript-based audio and video editor prototype. It lets a user import media, transcribe it, select words in the transcript, preview edits, and render a cleaned audio/video copy. The current prototype focuses on filler-word cleanup and timestamp-based editing.
CLI tool to download YouTube videos and playlists from your terminal — pick quality, audio-only, or full playlists, no Python required.
A small command line video editor that trims and stitches numbered video files using ffmpeg with automatic GPU encoder detection.
A simple tool that converts media into Wii compatible formats for smooth playback
This project generates countdown videos with FFmpeg. The primary tool is the Go CLI in main.go, which builds the FFmpeg filter graph from presets and command-line flags.
A simple tool that converts media into Wii compatible formats for smooth playback
A python wrapper that enhances the user experience and productivity when using ffmpeg
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