Cliparr
Self-hosted video clipper for Plex, Jellyfin, and local files
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Cliparr is a browser-based video clipping tool for personal media servers. It connects to Plex and Jellyfin instances to automatically discover currently playing content, or opens local video files directly. Users can trim clips with an intuitive timeline editor, customize export settings, burn in subtitles, and preserve metadata like season and episode information.
The app runs as a self-hosted Docker container on your home network and includes a mobile-friendly progressive web app interface. Video transcoding happens in the browser using Mediabunny and gifenc. The creator built this with Vite and React, describing it as a vibe-coded project developed after years of planning personal tools.
Momentum
Daily activity over the last 30 days: upvotes, unique visits, new GitHub stars and Hacker News points.
How do we know it's vibe coded?
vibetrend discovered Cliparr automatically. Evidence: HN post: "this is a vibe-coded project. I have been developing a large number of personal tools". View source.
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