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video-report

Generate a report about a video

53,495stars3,876forksUpdated 7/17/2026

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About video-report

This skill generates a report about a video within the context of the Remotion example project. It addresses the specific case where a user reports that a video is not working, providing a repeatable procedure to reproduce and investigate the problem rather than guessing at the cause. The focus is narrow: take the reported video URL, wire it into the example project, and run a render to observe what happens.

The workflow is straightforward. When a user reports a video not working, the reported URL is downloaded and set as the src in packages/example/src/NewVideo.tsx. Then, from within packages/example, the render is run with the command bunx remotion render NewVideo --log=verbose. The verbose log level is used so that detailed output is available for diagnosing why the video may be failing.

This skill is intended for maintainers or contributors working in the Remotion codebase who need to triage video playback or rendering issues reported by users. It relies on the Remotion example package structure, the bunx tooling to invoke the Remotion CLI, and the NewVideo.tsx entry point. The documentation is minimal and scoped strictly to this reproduce-and-render flow, so it does not describe broader reporting formats or additional configuration beyond setting the src and running the verbose render.

FAQ

When should I use this skill?

When a user reports that a video is not working and you need to reproduce and investigate the issue in the Remotion example project.

Where does the video URL go?

The reported URL is downloaded and set as the src in packages/example/src/NewVideo.tsx.

What command renders the video?

From within packages/example, run bunx remotion render NewVideo --log=verbose.

Why use verbose logging?

The --log=verbose flag produces detailed output that helps diagnose why the reported video may be failing during render.

Install video-report

Download and extract the skill files to your .claude/skills/ directory.

Quick Setup:

  1. Copy the skill folder to .claude/skills/
  2. Claude will automatically detect and use the skill