Brandon Castellano

TODO: I should create a section in the documentation that showcases some things that people are using PySceneDetect for (like this!).

I think this would be feasible enough - an option could be added to `split-video` pointing it to a scene .csv file that contains the required splits. For now though...

See #275 for a further discussion of a possible approach to implementing this.

Hey @bossjl; Hoping some others more familiar with methods to resolve this can chime in. Ideally the brightness changes could be smoothed out with another method (e.g. histogram matching), but...

@bossjl do you happen to have any sample videos exhibiting this that I could use for testing? Thanks!

Did some quick research into this, it may be worth investigating if OpenCV exposure compensation will work here. It's primarily intended for stitching different images together, so it might be...

Hello @gch1p, yes if you could provide a sample that would be very useful. Thank you!

Is it possible to post it publicly here? If possible I would like to add it to the repo to use as a future development / test cases. If not,...

@ocram your last comment on https://github.com/Breakthrough/DVR-Scan/issues/70#issuecomment-1037553747 is a great idea: > As an alternative, you can quickly scan source videos with --frame-skip enabled, and if motion is found, you can...

Thank you for the sample, that will be very useful for improving the CNT algorithm parameters. There's a [few other options](https://docs.opencv.org/3.4/de/dca/classcv_1_1bgsegm_1_1BackgroundSubtractorCNT.html#aba1d79b65e7ee6fb9d3f40e62b248e9d) that might be able to be tweaked for the...