mp4-to-mp3-extractor

批量将指定目录下的 .mp4 视频文件提取音频转为 .mp3。 支持指定源目录和输出目录，未指定输出时默认创建 [源目录]_audio 文件夹。 自动管理 Python 虚拟环境，保持文件夹层级结构，兼容 python3 和 python。 高频触发词：mp4转mp3、视频转音频、批量提取音频、mp4 to mp...

What to consider before installing/running: - The code will run pip commands automatically and, on import, will forcibly reinstall setuptools/wheel into the Python interpreter you use to run the script. To avoid surprising changes to your system Python, run the skill inside an isolated environment (container, disposable VM, or a dedicated Python interpreter you can afford to modify). - The virtualenv path (VENV_DIR) is set to a shared location one level above the skill (e.g., ~/.openclaw/skills/venv). That means the skill may create and reuse a venv that could affect other skills. If you install, consider editing scripts/config.py to point VENV_DIR to a skill-local directory (inside the skill folder) before first run. - The skill will auto-download ffmpeg binaries from external hosts via ffmpeg-downloader if ffmpeg is not available. If you prefer to avoid external downloads, install ffmpeg system-wide first and ensure it is on PATH. - The README and SKILL.md mention downloading videos from URLs, but the main extract.py contains no URL-download implementation — do not assume URL downloading is supported unless you verify/extend the code yourself. - If you still want to use it: review and, if appropriate, remove or modify the call to fix_setuptools_for_legacy_packages(), change VENV_DIR to a local path, and run the script in an isolated test environment first. Monitor network activity and inspect the created venv/logs after a run. - Overall: the code is not clearly malicious, but it performs invasive environment changes and external downloads that are disproportionate for a simple MP4→MP3 converter; treat it with caution.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: mp4-to-mp3-extractor Version: 1.1.6 The skill is a functional utility designed to batch convert MP4 files to MP3. It employs a robust self-bootstrapping process in `env_manager.py` and `ensure_package.py` to manage a Python virtual environment, install dependencies (such as PyTorch and pydub), and automatically download the FFmpeg binary via `ffmpeg-downloader` if it is not present on the system. While the script performs high-risk operations like runtime package installation and binary execution, these actions are transparently documented and strictly aligned with the stated purpose of media processing. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious prompt injection, or unauthorized persistence was found.