Brandon Castellano

You might want to use the `ffmpeg` or copy outputs mode if you don't need any overlays since it's quicker and provides higher quality. In the meantime I'll see if...

I should start this answer off by pointing out, the current default values were both chosen _very_ emperically by myself or another developer. I haven't had the time unfortunately to...

> Inspired by PySceneDetect, I am developing [Shutoh](https://github.com/awkrail/shutoh), which is yet another scene detector written in C++20. This is my personal project, and to learn C++, I thought that implementing...

Just to confirm, are the cuts for the video correct if you use a normal encoding mode (e.g. don't use copying mode)? From what you posted above this seems to...

Good idea, happy to add this. This probably should be done for timecodes as well at some point.

Can you share the original clip? Does the issue happen with all videos or only a few?

Thanks for sharing, I was able to repro the issue. The issue isn't with detection but with PySceneDetect converting timecodes to frame numbers and back. This causes issues with certain...

@whatforiam sorry my initial theory might be incorrect - can you try setting the backend to PyAV with `--backend pyav` e.g.: scenedetect -i input/input.mp4 -b pyav split-video -o output -hq...

You can change the [weight placed on the luma channel for `detect-content`/`detect-adaptive`](https://www.scenedetect.com/docs/latest/cli.html#cmdoption-scenedetect-detect-adaptive-w) and tweak other parameters. For example try adding this to your command: ``` detect-adaptive -w 0.5 1.0 0.0...

> > the frame rate is different depending on the backend used > > Could this be due to precision differences between the different libraries? It looks like moviepy and...