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@NapoleonWils0n NapoleonWils0n released this 20 Feb 20:48
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🚀 FFmpeg Rust Scripts v0.4.0

Statically compiled FFmpeg Rust scripts for automated video and audio processing.

Changelog:

  1. lut-create

The lut-create script take a video with the -i option and a timestamp with the -s option,
and then creates a 1024 x 512 png image with a lut on the left and a still from the video on the right.

You can then import the png into Gimp or Photoshop and use the levels or curves tools,
to adjust the shadow, midtones and highlights as well as the red, green and blue channels to colour grade the image.

The colour graded image can then be used with the lut-apply script to apply the colour grade to the video.

  1. lut-apply

The lut-apply script lets you apply a lut created with the lut-create script to a video to colour grade the footage,
or use a ffmpeg compatable lut that is 512 x 512 pixels.

You can also preview the lut with ffplay before you apply the colour grade to the video.

✨ Key Features

  • Zero Dependencies: Statically compiled—just download and run (requires FFmpeg on your system).
  • Cross-Platform: Native support for NixOS, Linux (musl), Windows (gnu), MacOS and Freebsd.
  • Optimized Workflow: Organized by frequency of use—from precision trimming to automated scene detection and high-quality WebP/GIF exports.

📦 Included Assets

  • linux-ffmpeg-rust-scripts-v4.tar.gz: Standard Linux distributions (64-bit).
  • nixos-ffmpeg-rust-scripts-v4.tar.gz: Optimized for NixOS users.
  • windows-ffmpeg-rust-scripts-v4.zip: Windows 10/11 executables.
  • mac-ffmpeg-rust-scripts-v4.zip: MacOS
  • freebsd-ffmpeg-rust-scripts-v4.tar.gz: Freebsd

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Developed by NapoleonWils0n. Licensed under BSD-3-Clause.