Brandon Castellano

This is a great idea, @LeVolve, thanks for the submission. This is certainly possible! The only thing I'm not sure about is the best way to approach formatting and how...

Very interesting approach. Have you given some thought to benchmarking it versus Albanie's shot detection benchmarks to see how it performs? It would be quite interesting to have some additional...

Also @r1b, this definitely does seem to be a sound approach - there is plenty of literature referencing this method. I will have to do some more research into your...

Thank you for the references @r1b , will definitely be checking out Jupyter. Thank you also for the proof of concept, had some time to look into it briefly and...

From this, I realized the API would be even cleaner if I made the base_timecode argument optional when calling `get_scenes()` on a `SceneManager`, thus I created #173 to track that...

@Zenahr good point - I'll have to figure out a good spot for it (if not just directly in the [Video Splitting](https://pyscenedetect.readthedocs.io/projects/Manual/en/latest/api/video_splitter.html) section), or perhaps should make a new section...

Thanks for the feedback, definitely will be looking into adding this. I was also thinking to see if the examples have common code, and if so, to refactor them into...

Need to add all future recipes as unit tests as well to ensure they are stable and work as expected. Some of the tests may also serve as useful recipes...

Hopefully the new v0.6 API documentation is much better in this regard, and an example of video splitting is included in the quickstart now: http://scenedetect.com/projects/Manual/en/latest/api.html#quickstart There is also now a...

Thanks for the detailed description. For some background, by far, the biggest issues with the existing `SceneDetector` interface is that all detectors can only output cuts currently. Going forwards to...