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Thank you for PySceneDetect!
Here's an simple implementation of PySceneDetect in the Blender Video Sequence Editor: https://github.com/tin2tin/shot_detection
I just used your example to do the detection with a fixed threshold of 30 for now, but let me know if there are something obvious I missed for better optimations.
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This is very cool, thanks for sharing! The biggest optimization for the most part is setting the downscale factor, so I think how you implemented it is fine.
If you're willing to give up some accuracy, you can try increasing it even higher. Eventually there are some goals to try and optimize PySceneDetect, or try to use multicore/GPU to improve performance, but these are still under research.
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Thank you for PySceneDetect!
Here's an simple implementation of PySceneDetect in the Blender Video Sequence Editor:
https://github.com/tin2tin/shot_detection
I just used your example to do the detection with a fixed threshold of 30 for now, but let me know if there are something obvious I missed for better optimations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: