Editing with auto-editor

auto-editor analyzes a media file, marks every timebase section as active (e.g. loud) or inactive (e.g. silent), then applies an action to each. The defaults: keep active sections unchanged, cut inactive ones.

auto-editor path/to/video.mp4          # writes video_ALTERED.mp4
auto-editor video.mp4 -o out.mp4       # choose the output name

Run the installed auto-editor, or ./auto-editor from this repo. auto-editor info FILE shows streams/codecs/duration; --preview prints what would be cut and exits without rendering — use it to sanity-check before a long render.

Record and edit a microphone

Use :mic as the input on macOS, Windows, or Linux. Stop capture gracefully with Ctrl-C; auto-editor then analyzes and edits the recording normally.