Brandon Castellano

I took a look at this again, and think there's a few main cases to deal with: 1. Exposure and colour controlled 2. Exposure controlled 3. Uncontrolled exposure The video...

@DrSammyD that should probably be a separate issue/feature request. Ideally I'd like to try and use some kind of online algorithm for estimating the threshold (with a reasonable buffer size),...

Does anyone have any links to videos they can share exhibiting this behavior? Youtube links are fine. I would like to start compiling a list of test cases to use...

Hi @llafcode; Although it's not documented, multiple detectors are allowed at once (e.g. you can actually specify *both* `detect-content` and `detect-threshold` together). Have you tried this? Sounds like this might...

@llafcode correct, that is possible. The output scene list will be the combination of scenes detected by both detectors.

Hi @llafcode; I just re-analyzed the video, and sorry, I misinterpreted your original question. Indeed PySceneDetect currently doesn't deal well with slow fades like you mentioned. If anyone does happen...

Hey @jeremymeyers; There is a proposal in #123 so that you can define a range of scenes, which would allow for an optimization to *stop* scene detection after X scenes....

Hey @jeremymeyers; What detection algorithm are you trying for this? Have you tried the `detect-threshold` command, rather than `detect-content`? It should already support cutting the video when it detects a...

This is definitely possible using the `glob` module - could also process multiple files in parallel to utilize multicore systems better until there is better GPU support. Will add this...

There are some edge cases that need to be dealt with to make this work properly: - Need to figure out how to specify output file name properly - Same...