MCP server for changing video playback speed with proper audio sync
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# Video Speed MCP A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for changing video playback speed with proper audio sync. ## Features - **Speed Control**: Adjust video playback speed - Supports both fast-forward (>1x) and slow-motion (<1x) - Proper audio pitch correction using atempo filter - Handles extreme speed changes (very slow or very fast) - Audio and video remain synchronized ## Installation Install via uvx (recommended): ```bash uvx video-speed-mcp ``` Or install via pip: ```bash pip install video-speed-mcp ``` ## Usage Run the MCP server: ```bash video-speed-mcp ``` ## Requirements - Python >=3.12 - FFmpeg installed on your system ## Tool ### `change_video_speed` Change video playback speed: - `video_path`: Input video file path - `output_video_path`: Output video file path - `speed_factor`: Speed multiplier (e.g., 2.0 for 2x speed, 0.5 for half speed) ### Examples - `speed_factor=2.0`: Double speed (video plays 2x faster) - `speed_factor=0.5`: Half speed (slow motion) - `speed_factor=1.5`: 1.5x speed - `speed_factor=0.25`: Quarter speed (very slow motion) - `speed_factor=4.0`: 4x speed (very fast) ## License MIT License
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