FFmpeg Rust Scripts for Linux, Windows, Mac, NixOS and Freebsd

FFmpeg Rust Scripts - github repository

https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/ffm...

The tools are organized into functional categories.

Scene Detection & Cutting: Automatically identify scene changes and split videos into logical segments.
Trimming & Clipping: Precise tools for extracting clips using timestamps, durations, or remote URLs.
Chapters & Metadata: Extract, create, and manage metadata and chapter markers for media files.
Overlays & Transitions: Add fades, crossfades, Picture-in-Picture (PiP) effects, and Ken Burns animations.
Visualization & Analysis: Generate waveforms, scopes, and measure EBU R128 loudness levels.
Conversion & Extras: Create high-quality GIFs, WebP images, and handle time format conversions.

This project is designed to be cross-platform and work on:

NixOS (via Home Manager)
Linux (standard distributions like Ubuntu, Arch, etc.)
Windows (Windows 10/11)
macOS
FreeBSD

Statically Compiled Binaries: Provided for NixOS, Linux, and Windows.

These are standalone executables that do not require a Rust runtime to be installed on your system.

Manual Compilation: For macOS and FreeBSD, you will need to install the Rust toolchain and compile the scripts from source to ensure compatibility with your specific system architecture.

Chapters

00:00:00 Intro
00:02:15 Releases
00:02:39 Project
00:04:40 trim-clip
00:09:15 trim-clip-to
00:12:14 trim-remote-clip
00:15:41 trim-short
00:23:31 clip-time
00:26:25 scene-cut-to
00:27:43 combine-clips
00:30:23 waveform
00:32:11 scopes
00:35:08 ebu-meter
00:37:11 contact-sheet
00:41:04 chapter-csv
00:43:05 chapter-add
00:45:07 chapter-extract
00:47:12 subtitle-add
00:49:48 overlay-clip
00:52:54 overlay-pip
00:55:56 fade-clip
00:57:24 xfade
01:00:33 pan-scan
01:02:05 zoompan
01:06:03 audio-silence
01:07:30 extract-frame
01:09:25 img2video
01:11:50 sexagesimal-time
01:12:45 vid2gif
01:15:11 webp
01:16:41 scene-detect-auto
01:20:34 scene-images
01:22:52 source code