Audio

LiveTalking

a streaming digital human that talks back live

Audio9.7k

LiveTalking by lipku is a real-time streaming digital human: synced audio-video, interruptible speech, multi-session, low-latency WebRTC, Apache-2.0.

LongCat-Video-Avatar 1.5

talking-head video from one photo

Audio8.4k

Meituan's LongCat team open-sourced a model that turns one photo and one audio track into a talking video — Whisper lip sync, 8-step distillation, MIT.

VoxCPM2

open-source voice cloning from a short sample

Audio38.2k

VoxCPM2 by OpenBMB is a 2B-parameter open TTS: 30 languages, 48kHz output, Apache-2.0 licensed, so voiceovers and podcasts can run on your own machine.

OpenMontage

turn your AI coding assistant into a video studio

Audio62k

OpenMontage turns your AI coding assistant into a video studio: 12 pipelines, a storyboard approval gate with per-asset cost, free without any API key.

AutoClip

turn long videos into post-ready clips, locally

Audio9k

AutoClip is an open-source video clipper for long-form material: feed it an interview, podcast, lecture or gaming VOD and it mines the subtitles for an outline, scores segments for highlight-worthiness and cuts clips you approve before anything renders. Unlike cloud clipping services, cutting and rendering stay on your machine with your own model keys — fully offline via Ollama. It ships as a desktop app, a Docker stack and a CLI/MCP pipeline, with export presets for Douyin, Shorts and Bilibili.

html-explainer

turn any topic into a narrated explainer video

Audio79

html-explainer is an open-source Agent Skill for Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents: give it a topic and it runs research, narration, voiceover, subtitles, frame-by-frame rendering and covers end to end, producing a hard-subtitled MP4. Scenes are written in HTML/CSS/GSAP and rendered with a deterministic seek renderer, so audio and animation stay locked in sync. The default edge-tts voiceover is free and everything runs locally.

yovoice

an open-source voice studio that never leaves your machine

Audio194

The usual way to narrate a video is pasting a script into a cloud TTS: per-character pricing, generic voices, and your unpublished text on someone else's server. yovoice runs 7 local TTS models through audio.cpp on your own hardware, clones a voice from a 1-60 second clip, and ships a full record-trim-export workflow plus a CLI and an Agent Skill. Apache-2.0, for macOS and Windows.

Story-Flicks

one-click AI-generated story videos

Audio2.5k

The open-source tool Story-Flicks takes nothing but a story theme and automatically produces a complete short video with AI illustrations, narration, and subtitles; the text model can connect to DeepSeek, Alibaba Cloud, OpenAI, and other providers, with one-command Docker deployment and multi-language output.

AudioNotes

Turn Audio and Video into Structured Notes, Locally

Audio2.5k

An open-source audio/video note-taking tool that runs speech recognition locally with FunASR and organizes the transcript into structured Markdown using a local Ollama model, keeping data on your machine — well suited to meetings, interviews, and lecture recordings.

Spotube

an open-source cross-platform player with pluggable sources

Audio49.4k

An open-source music client built with Flutter that covers desktop and mobile; music sources, playlists, and metadata are all plugged in, playback runs locally with no telemetry, and tracks can be downloaded with tags for offline listening.

Lux

A Go-based Cross-platform Command-line Video Downloader

Audio31.7k

Lux is a command-line video downloader written in Go that resolves real stream URLs across 45 sites including Bilibili, Douyin, and YouTube, with quality selection, subtitle downloads, batch playlist fetching, and resumable downloads.

ebook2audiobook

A Local Ebook-to-Audiobook Converter

Audio20.2k

An open-source tool that converts ebooks into audiobooks entirely on your own machine, with multiple built-in TTS engines, voice cloning, and support for 1,158 languages, producing an m4b with chapters and metadata — no cloud service needed, and it runs on as little as 2GB of RAM.