Brandon Castellano

Similar to #154 there is no way to specify a region file path with a config file. However I can consider adding it in a future version.

Sorry I realize now this was a mistake in the documentation, indeed the config option is called `load-region`. I'll push a fix for the docs soon, thanks!

If you are able, can you test running the video with another related project as suggested [in the linked issue](https://github.com/Breakthrough/DVR-Scan/issues/118#issuecomment-1726696027)? It entails running PySceneDetect on the failing video with the...

> So how many total frames were in the input file, I mean how many ffmpeg would find otherwise regardless of eventual failure)? > > Or show column with percentages...

> It seems I will really need to re-encode the original 3gp files into different stream (h265) to ensure the incomplete frames are discarded. This also means the FPS (originally...

@mmokrejs sorry for the delay, thank you for the samples I did receive them. I'll leave this open for now and re-word it as an investigation into improved logging on...

I'm not sure if using stdin works with OpenCV, but this should be possible using PyAV, so is theoretically possible. However, I do think OpenCV supports gstreamer inputs. That being...

I've given this some more thought, and think that the following is probably best: - Add a new option which controls how close two frames with motion can be before...

> Is the input for scenedetect limited to video file paths? PySceneDetect also supports PyAV which allows input from any file-like object, as well as MoviePy which should work with...

> Thanks for your reply! After reading a video using the following command: > > `import decord` `video_path = 'path_to_video.mp4` `vr = decord.VideoReader(video_path)` > > Can PySceneDetect be used directly...