krillinai-tts

Generate target-language TTS audio from SRT subtitles via KrillinAI CLI.

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One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/krillinai/KrillinAI --skill krillinai-tts
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Skill: krillinai-tts
Source: https://github.com/krillinai/KrillinAI/tree/main/skills/krillinai-tts
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/krillinai/KrillinAI --skill krillinai-tts

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates the creation of target-language dubbing from SRT subtitles using the KrillinAI CLI, enabling fast localization of video content without manual timing or voice work.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • TTS dubbing: Generates high-quality TTS audio for target language subtitles.
  • Video options: Produces video_with_tts.mp4 when an origin video is provided.
  • CLI orchestration: Works within the KrillinAI CLI workflow to coordinate subtitle input, voice output, and optional video rendering.

Quick Start

Use the KrillinAI CLI tts workflow with an SRT file and an optional origin video to generate dubbed output.

Frequently Asked Questions about krillinai-tts

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate multilingual video dubbing from SRT subtitles?

You can automate multilingual video dubbing from SRT subtitles by using the KrillinAI CLI to generate TTS audio and optionally synthesize a video with the dubbed audio track.

What files do I need to generate TTS audio for subtitle dubbing?

To generate TTS audio for subtitle dubbing, you need an input SRT file containing the target language subtitles and a configured TTS provider within the KrillinAI CLI environment.

Can I get a synthesized video output when dubbing from an SRT file?

Yes, you can get a synthesized video output by providing an origin video file alongside the SRT subtitle, which produces a final video file containing the generated TTS audio.

Does video localization with CLI dubbing require manual audio timing?

No, video localization with CLI dubbing does not require manual audio timing because the workflow automatically coordinates the TTS voice output generation with the input SRT subtitle timestamps.

What is the best way to localize video content using text-to-speech?

The best way to localize video content using text-to-speech is through an automated CLI workflow that directly converts SRT subtitle files into timed TTS audio and renders the final dubbed video.

What are the limitations of using SRT files for TTS video localization?

A limitation of using SRT files for TTS video localization is that the workflow requires a pre-configured TTS provider and outputs a single finalized audio file, meaning you need existing subtitles before starting.