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fix: the audit's high findings (captions, timing, audio, colour, batch), MCP argument safety, and Scorecard hardening - #469
The 15 high findings of the full audit (issues #457–#467) that #456 did not cover, two MCP security findings, and the Scorecard work. Each area was fixed in its own commit, checked against docs/design-decisions.md first, and swept for siblings.
♪ ✓ ★ ♥ and other text-default symbols are no longer taken for emoji and removed: a character in those blocks starts an emoji only with default emoji presentation or VS16. char_script() had the same fault.
A wrap pass that moves a break keeps exactly the space that stood there. Korean breaks between words. The probe found 93 wrong outputs on the old code (Korean, spaced CJK, emoji, Latin/CJK); none now.
caption.py's own ASS route turns <i> <b> <u> <s>, <font color> and {\anN} into overrides; tags no longer count as width. Other {\…} blocks stay escaped, per the 1.15 rule that cue text cannot reposition itself (recorded).
Timing and containers (speedramp.py, sync.py, cut.py, _common/timeline.py)
speedramp: each segment ends with frame_durations(); the picture was 2 frames late for the rest of the clip.
sync --trim-second re-encodes a video second file from the trim frame (the copy started at the keyframe before it).
Upper-case .MOV/.MP4 are MPEG-4 outputs everywhere (tag hvc1, faststart).
The start timecode moves with the start of the picture (output_timecode_args()); joins write none.
probe/check/cropdetect are read-only over MCP (--plan refused in every spelling, read_only_plan_refused); every writing tool is destructiveHint: true.
A structured value starting with - is passed as --flag=value, and positionals after --; render.py's stage commands use the same helper (option_args()).
Scorecard: every uses: pinned to a commit; write scopes granted per job; checkouts that never push drop the token; the landing page's icon CSS loads with SRI instead of an unpkg script; ClusterFuzzLite with atheris targets for parse_time, parse_srt and the timeline XML reader (each target also runs on its seeds in the contract suite); SECURITY.md links the advisory form by URL.
Also: silence.py looks words up by binary search; the 3.6.0 sentence flags are named wherever transcription is (contract, README, SKILL.md, plugin README).
Test plan
python3 -m unittest tests.test_contract on the head: 314 tests OK (2 skipped).
New classes on the integrated tree: CaptionTextFidelityTests, HdrLevelsAndDepthTests, DownmixLevelTests (OK).
Each area's own tests on its branch: speedramp, sync (13), cut join, SourceCarryTests, fit/timecode, BatchSourcePathTests, McpArgumentSafetyTests (3.11–3.13), caption/emoji/wrap (111), the colour/HDR group.
Each new regression test failed on the old code.
Full matrix: CI.
Siblings
Captions: the class followed into every caller of the shared helpers (caption, graphics, overlay); tests/sweep.py varies media, not text.
Timing: every suffix comparison in scripts/ checked; no other tool copies behind an input -ss; fit --method speed measured exact.
Picture: tests/sweep.py <10-bit PQ> --baseline <8-bit> differs only in decided rows (color --correct refuses HDR, export warns colour_not_converted); the pixel class was measured directly in nine tool runs.
MCP: every free-text option and positional of all 42 tools sent through build_argv into the tool's parser; render.py was the only hand-built sibling.
Not fixed, to file: MXF keyframe misread in cut.seek_keyframe (copy writes no timecode), metadata.py on a timecoded MOV into .mp4, RGB layers on a ProRes line from an 8-bit source.
Scorecard is pinned to the commits in ossf/scorecard's own workflow, and it
publishes results and uploads SARIF. server.json and glama.json follow the
current official schemas. npx ffmpeg-skill mcp starts the stdio server, which
is the command the registry package argument names.
Co-authored-by: Shogo Kajiyama <kajisho5@gmail.com>
…remove
join.py --copy --transition none joins clips by the concat demuxer with -c copy when their first
video and audio streams match (cut.py's stream signature, now in _common.probe), no clip hides
edit-list pre-roll, and each clip's picture and sound end within 50 ms. A mismatch is refused by
name (join_copy_mismatch). The join is measured beside the output -- video packet count and
length against the clips' -- before it is renamed into place.
cut.py --remove A-B,... is the inverse of --segments: the ranges are dropped and the rest is cut
exactly as the equivalent --segments would be.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
Every writing tool reports output_identity {size, mtime_ns} for the file it wrote; check.py
--expect-identity SIZE:MTIME_NS FAILs an identity row when the file at the path is another one (an
older file a failed run left, or a later run's), and check.py reports input_identity. SKILL.md's
delivery check passes it. check.py --compare REF measures SSIM (mean and worst frame) and PSNR
against a reference in one pass, WARN under a mean SSIM of 0.98.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
…ured
The preset's x264 line takes the video bitrate the running time leaves after the audio (97% of the
budget) in place of its CRF and runs in two passes; the written size is a file_size verification
step, with a size_over_limit warning when the encoder overshot. Refused for non-x264 presets and
--hw, with --crf, without a duration, and under 100 kb/s for the picture.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
…the damage
Timestamps regenerated, corrupt packets dropped, demuxing past errors, negative timestamps shifted
to zero; the input is only read. Both files are decoded once at -v warning and the timestamp
warnings and other errors counted (repair: {before, after}); the repair step fails if either grew,
and errors a remux cannot fix are a repair_incomplete warning.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
Decode errors are log lines whose count changes with the container (one
full run logged 51 before and 53 after), so they are reported before and
after but no longer fail the verification step; timestamp warnings, the
part a remux rewrites, do. The test source is encoded single-threaded so
its damage is the same every run.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
… edges, --max-mb
- check.py --compare reads V:0 (not cover art), times the worst frame by
its presentation time, counts frames from packets when nb_frames is
missing, prints that note in plain text, runs under --dry-run when both
files exist, and starts each main() with no leftover notes.
- join.py --copy compares the first non-cover video stream, judges A/V
alignment on each stream's end (start + length), includes colour matrix
and range in the signature, refuses --sample-rate/--channels, fails the
packet check when nothing was counted, and reports short and silent
clips as the re-encoding join does.
- cut.py --remove refuses any explicit --start and --snap beats, and
clamps a range that starts before 0.
- export.py --max-mb refuses nan and inf.
- contract: join is conditional on audio; check notes name --compare.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
The repair test overwrote bytes anywhere in the middle of the TS, which on
ffmpeg 5.1.1 hit data its ffprobe could not open the file past; it now
flips one byte in 40 video payload packets, never a TS header, the
PAT/PMT or audio. The demo shows --remove 2-4 on the gallery's clip.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
…--compare pairs by index
- The concat demuxer maps each clip's packets by stream index, so a clip
whose streams are laid out differently (a cover picture between video
and sound) is refused before the signatures are compared.
- Picture and sound must start, as well as end, within 50 ms of each
other in each clip.
- check.py --compare re-times both pictures to their frame index before
ssim/psnr, which otherwise pair frames by timestamp.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
The identity was skipped for every dry run; it is skipped only for a
pending placeholder now, as the content rows are.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
…y reads twice
- Matroska/WebM state no stream length, so the A/V guard compared nothing
there; the starts are now compared whenever both streams exist and the
ends only where both lengths are known.
- check.py reads the input's identity before measuring and again after:
a file replaced mid-check FAILs, and a path that holds no regular file
is a FAIL row rather than no row.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
…without --expect-identity
The second identity read now follows every measurement, --compare's
pass included, so a replacement during that pass is caught. Without
--expect-identity no row is added (the row set is unchanged), but a file
that changed while it was being checked is named in notes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
…very ffprobe
SKILL.md: routing rows for export --max-mb, cut --remove, join --copy,
export --preset copy --repair and check --compare; the report format moved
above the routing table (inside the first ~5000 tokens kept after compaction);
the --dry-run and VFR-phone rows dropped (covered by the shared-flag line and
a gotcha). Checked with a blind behaviour test, original vs trimmed, on 10
prompts: trimmed 60/60, original 56/60.
test_delivery: the repair source is one TS appended to itself byte for byte,
not bytes flipped inside packets; ffprobe 5.1.1 could not open the latter.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
The static ffprobe 5.1.1 build segfaults on every MPEG-TS file (the same
reason test_contract gates its TS cut test), so the appended-recording
source is written as MPEG-PS there; both containers are what a recorder
appends to, and the assertions run unchanged on every runner.
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On the static 5.1.1 build an appended program stream decoded without a
timestamp warning, so nothing was counted before the repair. The PS copy
now also has bytes flipped inside packs of its middle half; the MPEG-2
decoder reports those as decode errors on every version.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
…ult filler; link ffmpeg-full PATH setup
- README / gotchas: `--switch energy` picks the loudest camera, not a
recognised speaker; it needs each speaker on their own camera's mic.
- design-decisions / scripts.md: Chinese 啊 is out of the zh list for the
same reason as `like` (a sentence-final particle far more often than a
hesitation); `--filler-extra 啊` adds it.
- README HDR section: the zscale note links to Install for putting the
keg-only ffmpeg-full on PATH.
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…ith the tree
color.py: FFmpeg's CPU tonemap filter has no BT.2390 curve in any version
(only tonemap_opencl and libplacebo do), so --tonemap bt2390 always failed.
The choices are now the filter's own curves; a test checks every choice
against the ffmpeg under test and that bt2390 is refused.
README, checked against the code:
- CI runs on pull requests and pushes to main, not every push; the FFmpeg
list includes the Ubuntu 26.04 / 8.0.1 job.
- templates include audiogram; --template all renders the seven video
destinations, not every template.
- doctor's fonts.scripts covers bn, ta, lo and latin too.
- --crf was removed except on export.py; --codec/--quality are not on
export.py, render.py or batch.py.
- output_schema names output_identity (every tool but probe).
tests: the Windows skip for the POSIX shim was on the wrong test since
#269; it is back on test_dry_run_never_runs_ffmpeg_and_writes_nothing.
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… inputs; empty --expect-identity
- ssim/psnr ran with eof_action=repeat, so a shorter output's last frame was
measured against the rest of the reference (a mean of 0.90 for 52
identical frames, the worst frame timed past the file's end): shortest=1.
- An RGB file printed "SSIM R:"/"PSNR r:", which the parser missed ("could
not measure"), and the value depended on argument order: both inputs go
through format=yuv444p and the parser takes any channel letter.
- A clip stored sideways was compared by its stored size although ffmpeg
auto-rotates: the size check uses the displayed size.
- --expect-identity "" (an unset shell variable) skipped the identity row;
it is now malformed (kind input), parsed before any measurement.
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…ped tracks. cut.py --remove outside the file
- The A/V end check read stated stream lengths: Matroska/WebM state none, so
a clip whose sound stopped 1.5 s early joined as verified; MPEG-TS states
an estimate, so every AAC .ts was refused with wrong numbers. Each
stream's span now comes from its first and last packet.
- VP8/VP9 carry no extradata in WebM: identical clips were refused as
"codec configuration differs" (and cut.py --remove/--segments fell back
to an x264 re-encode into .webm, which ffmpeg refuses).
- --copy with --codec, --quality or --hw ignored them silently; refused now.
- A copy join drops subtitle/data tracks: dropped_non_av_streams says so.
- cut.py --remove 15-20 on a 4 s file kept a range past the end and removed
nothing; a range outside the file is refused.
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…render.py --stop-after keeps its output
- --preset gif returned before --max-mb was applied, so a 0.7 MB GIF passed
a 1 KB limit as verified: refused. A limit so large it constrains nothing
is refused as input instead of failing inside libx264.
- --repair counted "Packet corrupt (... dts = ...)" as a timestamp warning
and "Last message repeated N times" as a decode error, so a remux that
made timestamps worse could pass: repeat+warning prints each occurrence
and corrupt-packet lines count as damage.
- render.py --stop-after (before export) without --work removed the work
directory at exit, deleting the file the result named; it is kept.
- docs/contract.md lists size_over_limit and repair_incomplete.
- CHANGELOG: the fixes found reviewing 2.24.0.
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…any --quality
- _stream_span skipped a packet without a time and measured the rest, which
could invent (or hide) an A/V gap; it returns None, and join_copy refuses
the copy when either span is unmeasured instead of skipping the clip.
- --quality was refused only when it differed from the default, so
--quality 18 passed silently; any --quality given is refused.
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…on fixture for FFmpeg 5.x
The ffmpeg 5.1.1 job refused every copy join as "could not measure": a
row of the csv packet listing did not parse as a time there. The spans are
read from ffprobe's JSON (only packet entries), and a packet without a pts
falls back to its dts; a packet with neither still makes the span
unmeasured.
-display_rotation is FFmpeg 6.0+; the rotated --compare fixture falls back
to the rotate tag, and the test asserts the rotation was written.
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…nly; test the dts fallback
_stream_span listed every packet of the first video and audio stream of
each clip to keep two numbers. A clip longer than 30 s is now read at its
first 64 packets (past B-frame reordering) and its last 10 s; a test checks
that this gives the same span as reading every packet. A packet with no pts
is placed by its dts, now pinned by a test.
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-read_intervals takes timestamps, so the tail read started at
duration - 10 s on the absolute clock. A clip whose clock starts late (an
MPEG-TS hours in) read from its first packet instead, and one starting
below -10 s read nothing and was refused. The seek is start_time +
duration - 10 s; a test checks a clip starting at 100 s.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tPrsGXLuaGU7t643QNUZs
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The pull request adds ClusterFuzzLite support and workflow hardening. It also changes MCP argument handling, batch path and watch behavior, caption rendering, media timing, color conversion, overlays, audio downmixing, tests, and documentation.
Workflows pin actions and scope permissions. ClusterFuzzLite builds and runs Python fuzz targets with seed corpora.
MCP safety and argument construction scripts/_common/runner.py, scripts/_contract.py, scripts/_common/__init__.py, mcp/server.py, scripts/render.py, tests/test_contract.py
The shared runner handles dash-leading values and read-only plan refusal. MCP builds arguments from structured input, scopes the child environment, and classifies tools.
Project paths and watch-mode outputs scripts/_common/decision.py, scripts/batch.py, scripts/render.py, scripts/multicam.py, tests/test_contract.py
Project paths are rebased for batch, render, and multicam. Watch mode skips unsettled sources and allows replacement of unchanged outputs owned by the current batch process.
Caption markup, emoji, and wrapping scripts/_ass_overlay.py, scripts/caption.py, scripts/_common/emoji.py, scripts/_common/wrap.py, tests/test_picture.py
Caption processing converts supported SRT markup to ASS overrides and accounts for markup in layout and karaoke. Emoji classification and wrapping update symbol handling, spacing, and Korean word boundaries.
Cut, fit, and sync calculate output timecodes from frame offsets. Trim behavior, frame timing, extension handling, and silence lookup are also updated and tested.
Color conversion and overlay depth scripts/_common/color.py, scripts/_common/decision.py, scripts/_common/emoji.py, scripts/color.py, scripts/look.py, scripts/broll.py, scripts/caption.py, scripts/graphics.py, scripts/overlay.py, scripts/redact.py, tests/test_picture.py
Shared helpers distinguish HDR conversion from BT.2020 SDR conversion. Overlay paths select formats from source metadata, including higher bit depth, and video opacity uses alpha-plane scaling.
kajisho5/ffmpeg-skill#467: The PR pins workflow actions and scopes write permissions to jobs, which overlaps with part of the issue’s Scorecard-related work.
This change adds fuzzing, pins workflow actions, hardens MCP argument handling, and fixes batch ownership, caption, timecode, color and audio behavior. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after review. A failed batch item's side files are refused on the next watch pass by documented design, so the user must pass --overwrite or remove them.
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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 16: Update the landing-page changelog entry to describe the icon
stylesheet as the resource protected by Subresource Integrity, rather than
claiming the font files are protected; qualify the statement to the stylesheet
resource being checked.
- Around line 20-21: Update the ClusterFuzzLite entry in the changelog to
describe pull-request runs using the workflow’s actual path filters:
scripts/**.py, fuzz/**, and its listed configuration paths. Do not claim that
every Python-changing pull request triggers fuzzing.
Review comments at @fuzz/parse_time_fuzzer.py:
- Around line 17-18: Resolve the known `parse_time(b"-1")` mismatch before
enabling the fuzz target: establish whether negative times are valid. If valid,
update the assertion in the fuzz target to allow them; if invalid, update
`parse_time` in the numeric path to reject negative values and add a regression
test. Ensure the target no longer fails on this input.
Review comments at @scripts/_ass_overlay.py:
- Around line 265-268: Determine the cue alignment from all split chunks before
emitting any of them. Update the chunk-processing flow around srt_alignment so a
later alignment override, such as {\an8}, sets the same alignment for every
emitted chunk while preserving existing behavior when no override is present.
- Around line 239-244: Update the tag reinsertion logic around `slots`, `seen`,
and `inserts` so markup enclosing only whitespace retains its original source
order, placing the opening tag before the whitespace and the closing tag after
it. Preserve the existing reinsertion behavior for tags enclosing non-space
characters.
Review comments at @scripts/batch.py:
- Around line 356-357: Update the automatic overwrite logic around own, last,
and writes so ownership of the video does not authorize replacing an edited SRT
sidecar. Use path-scoped replacement permission or track and validate each
sidecar before allowing its replacement, preserving protection for side files.
- Line 301: Replace the Boolean ownership check in the `own` assignment with the
expected output identity, then have `deliver` compare that identity under
`_OutputLock` immediately before replacing `final`. Apply the same identity
recheck to child writes so a changed output is not replaced without explicit
`--overwrite`.
Review comments at @scripts/cut.py:
- Line 365: Clamp start to v0 before the grid lookup in first_frame_from’s
re-encode calculation and the corresponding fit-time offset calculation, so
neither produces a negative offset when the source starts after the file origin.
Preserve negative offsets in intentionally head-padded paths such as tpad.
Review comments at @scripts/fit.py:
- Line 185: Update the trim branch and output_timecode_args so the start
timecode is computed using the delivered frame rate, including the rate selected
by --fps, rather than the source rate in meta. Add and pass an explicit rate
parameter to output_timecode_args, preserving the existing source-rate behavior
when --fps does not change the rate.
Review comments at @scripts/look.py:
- Line 280: Build the display conversion separately for the primary input and
comparison input, using each input’s own metadata (`meta` and `cmeta`) rather
than reusing the PQ-derived `pre` for both copies of `fit`. Preserve ordinary
BT.709 SDR inputs without adding an HDR conversion.
Review comments at @scripts/sync.py:
- Line 394: Update the video re-encode seek logic in the sync path identified by
the head_trim condition to seek earlier by the existing SEEK_MARGIN before the
input, then apply the remaining margin after the input; ensure SEEK_MARGIN is
available in scripts/sync.py. Preserve the existing behavior when head_trim is
zero and keep the requested trim point and output timecode aligned.
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.github/workflows/codeql.yml
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PRIVACY.md
README.md
SECURITY.md
SKILL.md
demos/build.py
docs/contract.md
docs/demos.md
docs/design-decisions.md
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scripts/_common/__init__.py
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scripts/_common/decision.py
scripts/_common/emit.py
scripts/_common/emoji.py
scripts/_common/probe.py
scripts/_common/runner.py
scripts/_common/timeline.py
scripts/_common/wrap.py
scripts/_contract.py
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scripts/batch.py
scripts/broll.py
scripts/caption.py
scripts/check.py
scripts/color.py
scripts/cut.py
scripts/fit.py
scripts/graphics.py
scripts/look.py
scripts/multicam.py
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scripts/redact.py
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scripts/silence.py
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…converted the main)
The new PiP test failed on ubuntu-latest's FFmpeg 8.0.1: a BT.709-tagged main
under an untagged PiP came back 88/103/192 instead of 80/110/192 at every
opacity, because 8.0's overlay negotiates one colourspace and took the
untagged side as BT.601. The untagged picture is now labelled whenever the
other one is tagged, not only when one is converted; two untagged inputs are
left as they are (the decided join/grid/broll/multicam plans are unchanged).
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…z jobs cover
parse_time is the grammar for offsets too (sync --offset -0.5), so the
parse_time target no longer treats a negative result as a crash; seed added.
CHANGELOG: SRI pins the icon stylesheet (its fonts load from it unpinned), and
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…--compare's own display conversion
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- reinsert_srt_markup anchored a tag pair that encloses no visible
character like any other tag: closing after the character before,
opening before the one after, so `A<font color=red> </font>B` coloured
B. In a gap holding such a pair the tags now keep their source order
(opening before the whitespace, closing after; whole at the next line's
start when the whitespace became the break). Other tags are anchored as
before.
- carry_srt_markup took the cue's {\anN} from the first chunk that had
one, so chunks before it were left unplaced. The alignment is now read
from all chunks first.
- look.py --compare built the display conversion from the first input's
tags and ran it on both pictures: an SDR clip beside a PQ one was read
as PQ, and an HDR clip given second was not tone-mapped. Each input now
gets display_conversion() of its own probe; BT.709 SDR gets none.
Swept: look.py is the only tool that converts two inputs for display
(color.py has one input; grid.py's no-tone-map is decided);
reinsert/carry_srt_markup have one caller (caption.py layout_cues).
Tests: test_markup_around_whitespace_only_keeps_its_place,
test_a_split_cue_takes_its_alignment_from_any_piece,
test_look_compare_converts_each_input_by_its_own_tags (all fail on the
parent commit).
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…te picture's first frame; sync seeks early
Three CodeRabbit findings on #469:
- cut.first_frame_from (re-encode) and fit --method trim clamp the start to the
picture's first frame before the grid lookup: a source whose video starts
after the file's origin was stamped a frame before its picture (00:59:59:21
for a cut from 0.2 s of a picture starting at 0.5 s). sync's padded head
still counts back.
- output_timecode_args takes the delivered rate: the source label is read at
the source's rate and written at the output's. fit passes --fps (or the rate
cfr_args forces) and relabels whenever the rate changes, without copying the
source's tmcd track (run_keeping_subtitles(relabel_timecode=True)); cut's
re-encode passes the rate cfr_args forces on a VFR source; sync does not
change the rate. render.py reaches frame.fps through fit, so it is covered.
- sync --trim-second seeks SEEK_MARGIN early and drops the margin on the output
side (on the drift-corrected clock), as cut.py's re-encode does. SEEK_MARGIN
moves to _common.decision so both import it.
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…d per path where each is written
The replace permission was a Boolean taken when the item started and handed to
every step as --overwrite, so a hand-edited sidecar (.srt) or a file swapped in
meanwhile was replaced. Now each step gets a snapshot of the files this item
delivered (size, mtime, inode) and its own output check passes only those, still
unchanged; deliver() compares the final path again under the output lock.
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- Around line 185-186: Update the `base` and `frames` calculations to combine
the source position and `first_frame` offset as fractions, then round the total
output-frame position once; preserve the existing rate conversions so the
combined 4.8-frame position rounds to frame 5.
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- Line 187: Update the seek and trim flow associated with tc_first to match
cut_one: seek SEEK_MARGIN before start on the input, then trim that margin on
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…trim seeks early
The source label and the offset to the first frame were rounded apart, so a
rate change could land one frame off (4.8 frames written as 4). A delivered rate
below 1 fps divided by a zero-length day; it now writes no label. fit --method
trim seeked straight to its start before -i, which can lose the frames before a
keyframe on a B-frame HEVC source; it now seeks SEEK_MARGIN early and drops the
margin on the output side, as cut.py does.
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…the stream
On macOS and Windows (FFmpeg 8) csv output repeats the stream section, so the
count read back as '92\n\n92'.
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- Around line 280-282: Update the ownership-recording flow around owned_identity
and mine so each artifact’s identity is captured when its writer commits the
artifact, rather than inferred by statting reported paths after the whole item
completes. Ensure record_own uses that commit-time identity so edits made while
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…en the item ends
caption.py writes its SRT before the video finishes encoding. batch stated every
reported path after the whole item completed, so an SRT corrected while the
video encoded was recorded as batch's own and the next watch pass replaced it.
Each writer now reports the identity its file has right after the write
(runner.report_committed, from run()'s place step, place_output, write_srt and
remember_written), and deliver() records the final path under the output lock.
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The 15 high findings of the full audit (issues #457–#467) that #456 did not cover, two MCP security findings, and the Scorecard work. Each area was fixed in its own commit, checked against
docs/design-decisions.mdfirst, and swept for siblings.Captions (
_common/emoji.py,_common/wrap.py,caption.py,_ass_overlay.py)♪ ✓ ★ ♥and other text-default symbols are no longer taken for emoji and removed: a character in those blocks starts an emoji only with default emoji presentation or VS16.char_script()had the same fault.<i> <b> <u> <s>,<font color>and{\anN}into overrides; tags no longer count as width. Other{\…}blocks stay escaped, per the 1.15 rule that cue text cannot reposition itself (recorded).Timing and containers (
speedramp.py,sync.py,cut.py,_common/timeline.py)frame_durations(); the picture was 2 frames late for the rest of the clip.sync --trim-secondre-encodes a video second file from the trim frame (the copy started at the keyframe before it)..MOV/.MP4are MPEG-4 outputs everywhere (taghvc1, faststart).output_timecode_args()); joins write none.Audio and picture (
audio.py,color.py,look.py,overlay.py,broll.py,redact.py,graphics.py,_common/emoji.py)--downmixuses the ITU-R BS.775 weights and pan's normalising<: no clipping (it summed 2.7×).--to-sdrlinearises atnpl=100and passes the peak totonemap: PQ 1000 nits and HLG 100 % reach Y 235 (were 151).overlay --video --opacityscales alpha in YUV: the main picture no longer goes through RGB.overlay_format()), in broll, redact, graphics, emoji and overlay.batch (
batch.py,_common/decision.py,render.py,multicam.py)rebase_project_paths(), one key list shared with render.py).--watchprocesses a source only once its size and mtime settle, and replaces only its own unchanged output.MCP security (
mcp/server.py,_contract.py,_common/runner.py,render.py)--planrefused in every spelling,read_only_plan_refused); every writing tool isdestructiveHint: true.-is passed as--flag=value, and positionals after--; render.py's stage commands use the same helper (option_args()).Scorecard: every
uses:pinned to a commit; write scopes granted per job; checkouts that never push drop the token; the landing page's icon CSS loads with SRI instead of an unpkg script; ClusterFuzzLite with atheris targets forparse_time,parse_srtand the timeline XML reader (each target also runs on its seeds in the contract suite); SECURITY.md links the advisory form by URL.Also:
silence.pylooks words up by binary search; the 3.6.0 sentence flags are named wherever transcription is (contract, README, SKILL.md, plugin README).Test plan
python3 -m unittest tests.test_contracton the head: 314 tests OK (2 skipped).CaptionTextFidelityTests,HdrLevelsAndDepthTests,DownmixLevelTests(OK).SourceCarryTests, fit/timecode,BatchSourcePathTests,McpArgumentSafetyTests(3.11–3.13), caption/emoji/wrap (111), the colour/HDR group.Siblings
tests/sweep.pyvaries media, not text.scripts/checked; no other tool copies behind an input-ss;fit --method speedmeasured exact.tests/sweep.py <10-bit PQ> --baseline <8-bit>differs only in decided rows (color --correctrefuses HDR, export warnscolour_not_converted); the pixel class was measured directly in nine tool runs.build_argvinto the tool's parser; render.py was the only hand-built sibling.Not fixed, to file: MXF keyframe misread in
cut.seek_keyframe(copy writes no timecode),metadata.pyon a timecoded MOV into.mp4, RGB layers on a ProRes line from an 8-bit source.Generated by Claude Code
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