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byted-tos-video-process

Inspects videos, extracts frames, and concatenates video clips stored in Volcengine TOS: read video metadata, capture single snapshots, batch-capture multiple frames by explicit timestamps or interval, concatenate multiple video clips, and save results locally or back to TOS. Use this skill when the user needs to get video duration or codec info, capture a poster image or thumbnail, extract frames at specific timestamps, sample frames at regular intervals, merge or join multiple video clips into one — even if they don't explicitly mention 'video processing' or 'frame extraction'.

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# Volcengine TOS Video Process

Inspect videos, extract frames, and concatenate video clips stored in Volcengine TOS — metadata lookup, single snapshot, multi-frame capture, video concatenation, and TOS-to-TOS persistence.

## Setup (once per environment)

Install dependencies on first use:

```bash
cd {baseDir}
pip install -r {baseDir}/requirements.txt
```

Then run scripts with Python 3.7+: