MCP server for removing silent segments from audio/video files
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# Video Silence Remover MCP A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for automatically removing silent segments from audio and video files. ## Features - **Silence Detection**: Automatically detect silent segments based on configurable threshold - **Smart Removal**: Remove silent parts while preserving audio-video sync - **Configurable Parameters**: Adjust silence threshold, minimum duration, and padding - **Multi-format Support**: Works with both audio and video files ## Installation Install via uvx (recommended): ```bash uvx video-silence-remover-mcp ``` Or install via pip: ```bash pip install video-silence-remover-mcp ``` ## Usage Run the MCP server: ```bash video-silence-remover-mcp ``` ## Requirements - Python >=3.12 - FFmpeg installed on your system ## Tools Available ### `remove_silence` Remove silent segments from audio/video files. **Parameters:** - `media_path`: Input media file path (audio or video) - `output_media_path`: Output media file path - `silence_threshold_db`: Silence detection threshold in dBFS (default: -30) - `min_silence_duration_ms`: Minimum silence duration to trigger removal in milliseconds (default: 500) - `padding_seconds`: Buffer time to preserve before/after segments in seconds (default: 0.2) **Example:** ```python remove_silence( media_path="/path/to/input.mp4", output_media_path="/path/to/output.mp4", silence_threshold_db=-35, min_silence_duration_ms=1000, padding_seconds=0.3 ) ``` ## License MIT License
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