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"Video content analysis and understanding for large language models" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve technical metadata from a Cloudglue video file including duration, resolution, file size, and processing status. Use when you need video specifications instead of content analysis.
    MIT
  • Generate AI images or videos asynchronously by submitting a task and polling for the result. Supports text-to-image, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and video editing models.
    MIT
  • Localize a finished video into another language without re-rendering: transcribe, translate, re-voice, and lip-sync original footage. Pass video and target language, get served URL.
    MIT
  • Extract audio from video URLs on 1000+ sites at maximum speed for transcription and analysis. Uses multi-connection downloads to isolate spoken content without saving video.
    MIT

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  • Manage ad rules, content metadata, and content bundles for video monetization. Create, update, retrieve, and perform actions on these entities.
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  • List Pollinations image and video models with filters for modality, pricing, capabilities, and search to choose the right model before generation.
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  • Lists all available transcripts for a YouTube video, including language codes and auto-generation status. Useful for finding a transcript language when the direct fetch fails.
    MIT
  • Discover available Kling video generation models and their capabilities. Compare options and use cases to select the right model for your video.
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  • Retrieve cached resource content from web pages to analyze JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and other files for understanding API patterns, endpoints, and data models.
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  • Split a YouTube video transcript into equal time segments for focused analysis. Extract markdown-formatted text with timestamps, enabling easy navigation and detailed study of specific parts of the content.
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  • Retrieve a YouTube video's title, description, channel, duration, and keywords without an API key. Use this as the starting point for video analysis before fetching transcripts or frames.
    MIT