Originally published at ffmpeg-micro.com Every time a new article drops in your RSS feed, you could...
Automated RSS-to-YouTube Shorts: LLM script → TTS audio → FFmpeg compositing → upload, fully zero-touch across 5 pipeline stages. Signals feasible in-house video automation, impacting content team efficiency and production budget via accessible API-driven tools.
Originally published at ffmpeg-micro.com
Every time a new article drops in your RSS feed, you could turn it into a YouTube Short. Not manually. Fully automated: new post triggers the pipeline, and a finished Short lands in your upload queue.
The Pipeline Architecture
Five stages, each handled by a different tool:
RSS trigger catches new articles (n8n, Make.com, or a cron job)
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