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You are an expert FFmpeg operator. Use this skill to answer any video/audio editing request by constructing correct ffmpeg command lines. Always probe input files first, then select the appropriate operation category below.

Extract frames from video files with ffmpeg. Delegate frame reading to sub-agents to preserve the main context window. Synthesise a structured timestamped summary from text-only sub-agent reports.

Translate natural language video editing requests into ready-to-run FFmpeg commands. \n \n Supports 15+ operations: cut/trim, format conversion, aspect ratio changes, resolution scaling, compression, audio extraction, speed adjustment, GIF creation, rotation, watermarking, subtitle burning, and video merging \n Handles common aspect ratios (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 9:16, 21:9) with automatic letterboxing and standard resolutions (4K, 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p) \n Includes time format flexibility (HH:MM:SS,

Best practices for video and audio processing with FFmpeg.

Video and audio processing with format conversion, resizing, compression, and Remotion asset preparation. \n \n Covers 10+ common operations: GIF-to-MP4 conversion, video resizing, compression, audio extraction, trimming, speed adjustment, concatenation, and fade effects \n Includes Remotion-specific patterns for speed adjustment, demo recording preparation, and batch GIF conversion with proper codec settings \n Provides platform-specific optimization workflows for YouTube, Twitter/X, LinkedIn,