Media Tools

About this collection

Media Tools brings together 704 curated resources from across the video technology landscape. Notable topics include AI & Machine Learning Tools, Ads & QoE, Audio & Subtitles, and Audio Analysis & Processing.

Resources (showing 529–552 of 704)

• mediametaRust native-first media metadata extraction library (creation date, resolution) with optional external-tool fallback via feature flag.
• metadata — Rust FFmpeg-backed media metadata parserRust CLI (FFmpeg-backed) parsing and formatting media metadata for human consumption; MediaInfo/ffprobe alternative.
• metadata-extractorJava library extracting Exif/IPTC/XMP/ICC metadata from image, video, and audio files, Maven-installable.
• mextractorSmall Python package for fps/frame-count/resolution/duration extraction, lightweight alternative to full MediaInfo binding.
• mp4analyzer — MP4 Box and Frame AnalyzerCLI and GUI MP4 analyzer that dumps boxes as JSON and renders a frame timeline showing I/P/B frame types plus decode versus presentation or…
• mp4viewer — ISOBMFF Atom AnalyzerPython ISOBMFF atom analyser with shell, GTK, and JSON output for inspecting MP4 structure.
• scte35-go (Comcast)Go library for encoding and decoding SCTE-35 ad markers, spec-complete to ANSI/SCTE 35 2022b.
• sprite-vtt-generator — seekbar sprite + WebVTTNode.js tool generating thumbnail sprite sheets and WebVTT files with automatic interval selection for HLS/DASH seekbar previews.
• video-metadata-extractor-jsBrowser-based, FFmpeg-WASM powered video metadata extractor with chunked processing for large files.
• video_sprites — Ruby sprite + WebVTT generatorRuby gem generating sprite PNG sheets and WebVTT for HTML5 player seek previews, with optional animated GIF output.
• videohash — 64-bit Perceptual Video HashingPython library computing a 64-bit perceptual video hash via collage plus wavelet hashing, robust to transcoding, resizing and watermarking,…
• xk media libraryScan millions of files with FFmpeg and access the metadata as a SQLite database. Also, a CLI alternative to media browsers like Plex or Jel…
• DaVinci Resolve Scripting API Documentation (Unofficial HTML)Browsable, searchable rendering of Resolve's Lua/Python scripting API, which Blackmagic otherwise ships only as a bundled README.
• DaVinci Resolve Scripting API Reference (Community Wiki)Browsable Markdown mirror of the official DaVinci Resolve scripting API for automating project, timeline and render operations.
• Diffusion Studio CoreWebCodecs-based browser compositing/timeline engine with declarative layering, transitions, and keyframing.
• Flowblade — multitrack Linux NLE on MLTGPL3 multitrack non-linear editor built on the MLT framework with a film-style cut-out workflow and 150+ frei0r/LADSPA filters.
• FreeCutProfessional-grade browser-based video editor with multi-track editing, WebGPU/WebCodecs support, keyframe animations, AI tools, real-time…
• Kiwi-EditOpen research framework for instruction/reference-guided video editing via natural language, with code.
• MLT Framework — MLT XML DocumentationReference for authoring MLT XML producer/consumer graphs, the declarative render format behind Kdenlive, Shotcut and Flowblade.
• MediaEditor Community (opencodewin)Node-based blueprint non-linear video editor with 45+ filters and 70+ transitions.
• Motion Canvas — TypeScript Animation FrameworkTypeScript generator-function animation framework with Canvas2D renderer and a real-time editor for programmatic video/animation.
• Olive video editorFree open-source non-linear video editor with its own C++/Qt node-based engine and realtime preview, independent of the MLT framework.
• OpenCutFree multi-track timeline video editor for web/desktop/mobile built with Next.js/React, no watermark.
• OpenReel VideoBrowser-based open-source CapCut-style video editor with no cloud upload or watermark.