
local-llm
A comprehensive guide for building and configuring a high-end local machine to run state-of-the-art LLMs, with detailed hardware choices, BIOS tuning, and Docker-based model serving.
It integrates scene detection, vision AI, transcription, LLM script writing, local voice cloning, and an interactive multi-track timeline editor into a single tool, all reverse-engineered from a PyInstaller distribution.
The source code has been analyzed and reverse-engineered—if you encounter errors, fix them yourself.
AutoReviewTool is a comprehensive PyQt6 desktop application designed for automated movie/video review generation, video re-captioning, and AI voice synthesis. It combines computer vision, speech recognition, large language models (LLMs), multi-engine text-to-speech (TTS), and an interactive multi-track video timeline editor into a unified studio environment.
The codebase was decompiled and reverse-engineered from a PyInstaller distribution, and subsequently refactored for stability, clean execution, and zero-crash operation under Python 3.9+.
🎬 Automated Video & Scene Analysis
PySceneDetect.🗣️ Audio Transcription & Subtitling
Faster-Whisper and openai-whisper._rechunk_srt), and SRT export.📝 AI Script Writing & Review Generation
SubtitleScriptPanel) with instant voice preview.🎙️ Multi-Engine Text-to-Speech (TTS) & Voice Cloning
vieneu_worker.py) and XTTS v2 / GPT-SoVITS (xtts_worker.py).🎛️ Interactive Multi-Track Timeline Editor
_TLCanvas) for visual timeline editing.VideoPreview) synchronized with timeline seeking and playback.💾 Session Persistence & Exporting
AUTOREVIEWTOOL (The source code has been analyzed and reverse-engineered—if you encounter errors, fix them yourself.)
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