Answer by Delgan for Split Up a Video Using FFMPEG through Scene Detection
You can directly use ffmpeg to detect and extract scenes on the fly without the need of printing and parsing frames information:ffmpeg -i foo.mp4 -vf select='gt(scene\,0.4)' -vsync vfr frame%d.pngThe...
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Process your text to get your timestamps and print them in a .txt file, use the .txt in ffmpeg segmenter.Accuracy won't be perfect and there are loads of issues you may run in to unless you have total...
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I saw this thread, which almost exactly does what I want, but I'm actually looking for splitting on scene detection.Automatically split large .mov video files into smaller files at black frames (scene...
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