Video Editor MCP Server
by burningion
The Video Editor MCP server allows users to upload, edit, search, and generate videos using LLMs and Video Jungle. It provides tools for adding, searching, and generating video edits.
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What is Video Editor MCP Server?
The Video Editor MCP server is a tool that interfaces with Video Jungle to provide video editing capabilities through an API. It allows users to upload, search, and generate video edits using natural language prompts and LLMs.
How to use Video Editor MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to sign up for a Video Jungle account and obtain an API key. Then, configure the server with your API key and use the provided tools via natural language prompts. For example, you can use the add-video tool to upload a video, search-videos to find specific content, and generate-edit-from-videos or generate-edit-from-single-video to create video edits.
Key features of Video Editor MCP Server
Upload videos
Search videos using embeddings and keywords
Generate video edits from multiple videos
Generate video edits from a single video
Custom vj:// URI scheme for accessing videos and projects
Local Photos app access (MacOS)
Use cases of Video Editor MCP Server
Creating highlight reels
Generating promotional videos
Editing video content based on spoken words
Searching for specific moments in video footage
Automated video editing workflows
FAQ from Video Editor MCP Server
How do I get started with Video Editor MCP?
How do I get started with Video Editor MCP?
Sign up for a Video Jungle account, get your API key, and configure the server with the key.
What is the vj:// URI scheme?
What is the vj:// URI scheme?
It's a custom URI scheme used to reference individual videos and projects within the Video Jungle ecosystem.
How do I search my local video files?
How do I search my local video files?
Set the environment variable LOAD_PHOTOS_DB=1 when running the server to enable access to your Photos app on MacOS.
What types of prompts can I use?
What types of prompts can I use?
You can use natural language prompts to invoke the tools, such as 'can you download the video at [URL] and name it [name]?' or 'can you create an edit of all the times the video says [phrase]?'
Where can I find my API key?
Where can I find my API key?
You can find your API key in the Video Jungle settings page: https://app.video-jungle.com/profile/settings