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  • FFmpeg Micro MCP Server. Transcode videos from n8n or Make using FFmpeg in the cloud. Code+Docs: https://github.com/javidjamae/ffmpeg-micro-mcp/

  • Hosted MCP tools for FFmpeg-style video and audio processing through FFMPEG API.

  • Render a complete HTML document with CSS animations and JavaScript to an MP4 video. Uses Chromium and FFmpeg for capture and encoding.
    MIT
  • Extracts frames and transcribes audio from video files to generate a structured timeline of what is shown and said, simplifying pre-editing analysis.
    MIT
  • Edit audio files: trim, convert format, merge, adjust volume, change speed, extract from video, reverse, and fade in/out.
    MIT
  • Trim, extract frames, convert formats, add audio, overlay text, color grade, add captions, and apply cinematic effects like slow motion, transitions, and picture-in-picture to videos.
    MIT
  • Capture a still frame from any YouTube video at a specified timestamp, returning an image for analysis of on-screen content like slides, captions, or user interfaces.
    MIT
  • Fetch a Jira attachment by ID and return its contents inline. Automatically handles images, videos, audio, PDFs, and oversized files.
    MIT
  • Generate a contact-sheet preview of a YouTube video, sampling frames evenly across the video or a time window, with timestamps for each tile to identify scenes and pick moments for closer inspection.
    MIT
  • Download video(s) attached to a tweet via yt-dlp. Accepts tweet ID or URL, optional output directory, and format selector.
    MIT
  • Capture a single JPEG frame from the printer's chamber camera. Returns the image as base64; optionally write to disk by providing a save path.
    GPL 2.0
  • Extract frame images from videos at custom intervals to analyze visual content, create thumbnails, or review specific timestamps without manually scrubbing through footage.
    MIT
  • Extract technical metadata from video files including duration, resolution, codec, bitrate, and audio details for analysis and processing.
    MIT
  • Stitch multiple video files into one using FFmpeg. Specify input file paths, output path, and choose fast or standard concatenation based on video encoding, resolution, and frame rate compatibility.
    MIT