Making Videos with Opus 5.5: From One Line to a Finished Cut
Opus 5.5 can’t paint a pixel — it writes the program that renders every frame. The routes, real costs and pitfalls from a week of public post-mortems.
Published entries across all sections carrying the “Video editing” tag, newest first by publication date on this site.
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Opus 5.5 can’t paint a pixel — it writes the program that renders every frame. The routes, real costs and pitfalls from a week of public post-mortems.
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.
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.