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A practical FFmpeg/FFprobe command handbook for video/audio conversion, trimming, resizing, overlays, subtitles, thumbnails, GIFs, and media automation workflow
Provides concise, production-ready FFmpeg and FFprobe command patterns and decision rules for media automation. The skill explains workflows for inspecting media, remuxing, resizing and padding, frame-accurate trimming, audio replacement/mixing, overlaying logos, burning or adding subtitles, generating thumbnails and GIFs, and other common tasks.
Use this skill when you need precise, reliable FFmpeg commands for encoding, format conversion, editing, or generating derivatives for web and social platforms. It's intended for engineers, automation pipelines, or agents that must output shell commands for media processing.
Ideal for CLI-capable agents or human operators integrating FFmpeg into automation or CI tasks. Works with agents that can reason about codecs, container formats, and shell escaping.
Comprehensive FFmpeg reference skill covering format conversion, encoding, streaming, filtering, hardware acceleration, and batch processing. No bundled scripts — purely a documentation/command-reference skill. Extremely well-organized with clear sections from basics to advanced topics. No security concerns; all commands are standard ffmpeg operations with user-controlled inputs.
Pure reference skill — no executable code to audit. Shell injection risk is minimal since filenames in batch examples come from glob expansion, not untrusted input. High-quality documentation that would genuinely help an agent use ffmpeg correctly.
