video-audio-replace

Replace video audio with TTS voice while preserving original timing. Includes subtitle generation from video using Whisper. Uses ElevenLabs or Edge TTS, alig...

This skill appears to do what it says: it uses Whisper for subtitles, and ElevenLabs or Edge for TTS, then aligns/merges audio using ffmpeg. Before installing or running: 1) If you plan to use ElevenLabs set ELEVENLABS_API_KEY in your environment (or run with --engine edge to avoid sending text to an external API). 2) Review and install the listed Python packages in a virtualenv; run in an isolated environment if you’re concerned about dependencies. 3) Verify the default ElevenLabs voice constant is not a leaked secret (it looks like a voice ID but confirm). 4) Be aware that using ElevenLabs will send your subtitle text to their API — do not upload sensitive content. 5) Update the skill metadata if you maintain it so required env vars are declared accurately.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: video-audio-replace Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is benign. It performs its stated purpose of replacing video audio with TTS, generating subtitles, and handling audio processing using standard tools like `ffmpeg` and legitimate TTS APIs (ElevenLabs, Edge TTS). It reads the `ELEVENLABS_API_KEY` environment variable for authentication, which is a standard practice for API usage, and makes network calls only to these specified TTS services. All `subprocess.run` calls use argument lists, mitigating common shell injection risks. The `SKILL.md` documentation provides clear instructions and examples without any evidence of prompt injection attempts against the AI agent or other malicious directives.