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Finding shot boundaries in a long generated sequence with PySceneDetect (documentation only)

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Explains what PySceneDetect's docs say about choosing a detector, tuning, backends and handing a cut list to an editor, for people splitting long runs of generated clips into shots. It is based on five files at one commit; nothing was run and the docs say nothing about generated footage.

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Finding shot boundaries in a long generated sequence with PySceneDetect (documentation only)

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Explains what PySceneDetect's docs say about choosing a detector, tuning, backends and handing a cut list to an editor, for people splitting long runs of generated clips into shots. It is based on five files at one commit; nothing was run and the docs say nothing about generated footage.

Useful starting points

  • A cut list scores frame-to-frame change only, so play each boundary to check it before editing.
  • Soft dissolves and morphs inside one clip are not hard cuts; expect to tune the threshold using the stats file.
  • Codec-copy splitting is labelled not frame accurate; for exact cuts, work from the scene list or timeline.
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