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I wonder if it would be more productive to bake that into ffmpeg at some point. For example, something like > ffmpeg -llm "can you take input.mp4 and resize i
by kevmo314 1y ago
I wonder if it would be more productive to bake that into ffmpeg at some point.
For example, something like
> ffmpeg -llm "can you take input.mp4 and resize it to 720p, transcode to vp8 output to output.webm"
- dingnuts 1y agothen you have to ship a model with ffmpeg lol
- kevmo314 1y agoWith the recent Whisper integration there's already precedence for a way to do that.
- socalgal2 1y agoHow about just using a LLM that can execute commands > llm -yolo "can you take input.mp4 and resize it to 720p, transcode to vp8 output to output.webm" separate tools for separate jobs. ffmpeg doesn't need more features.
- kevmo314 1y agoThen people will keep building tools like this. Which, there's nothing specifically wrong with, but rather it's clear there's a demand for ffmpeg-but-more-ergonomic and ffmpeg is in the best position to do that.
- scyzoryk_xyz 1y agoIsn't most non-linear editing software basically ffmpeg-but-more-ergonomic?
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- miohtama 1y agoYou do not need to execute. Copy pasting command from a LLM answer to terminal takes less than a second.
- socalgal2 1y agosure, but I can imagine something more like llm --yolo "combine all the files in videos/vacation in alphabetical order into a single video, do not use the audio from the videos, add the music from music/soundtracks/my-favorite-things.mp3 as background music, but a title at the front 'Our Summer Vacation'" or something more involved. Yes, it might be able to spit out multiple commands
- CyberDildonics 1y agoWhy write prompts instead of just using a GUI ?
- guluarte 1y agoyou can use shell oracle for that