Overview
What is ffmpeg-mcp
ffmpeg-mcp is an MCP server designed to interact with FFmpeg for common media operations, providing a standard input/output interface for media processing tasks.
How to Use
To use ffmpeg-mcp, first ensure that FFmpeg is installed on your system. Then, run the command 'npx -y ffmpeg-mcp' in your MCP client. You can specify a custom FFmpeg path by setting the 'FFMPEG_PATH' environment variable.
Key Features
Key features of ffmpeg-mcp include easy integration with FFmpeg, support for various media operations, and the ability to specify custom paths for FFmpeg installations.
Where to Use
ffmpeg-mcp can be used in various fields such as media processing, video editing, streaming applications, and any scenario requiring automated media manipulation.
Use Cases
Use cases for ffmpeg-mcp include batch processing of video files, automated transcoding, media format conversion, and integrating FFmpeg capabilities into larger applications.