Brandon Castellano

Just a quick update, have scheduled this for v0.7, but right now I don't have many cycles to tackle this. If anyone else wants to step in and submit a...

This is definitely on the radar for v1.0. Currently in the v1.0 branch, each detector now returns an event type (cut, in, or out), and the plan is to allow...

Absolutely, feel free! (Make sure to [include all the CLI parameters](http://pyscenedetect.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/command-line-params/) if you do so, can also get it from v0.5-beta-1 by calling `help all`). There is just one last...

Thanks for the feedback, @tonycpsu. I just wanted to provide you with a quick update until I can provide a more comprehensive reply. If you haven't tried `content` mode yet,...

@tonycpsu thank you for the detailed response! Indeed, I'm planning on developing all the scene detection methods to have a standardized interface, so it should be easy to integrate them...

@tonycpsu Heh, you've highlighted right there the exact issue with using OpenCV for this: you can only open a video file, or a capture device (by integer index, starting from...

Hey @tonycpsu, just a quick update. The latest release of PySceneDetect (v0.3.1) includes downscaling (`-df` / `--downscale_factor`), which will significantly improve performance. If you don't mind, can you try your...

@tonycpsu my apologies, the thumbnail generation code was supposed to be released in a future version with the proper flags (I'll update the release now and remove that for the...

@tonycpsu quick question, what OS are you running? Interestingly enough, I'm getting much better performance under Linux versus Windows (even if I disable thumbnail generation entirely), so I'm still trying...

Hey @tonycpsu just to give you a quick update, as of v0.3.2 you can now set the start time (`-st`) and end time (`-et`) or duration (`-dt`) so you no...