Walter Schwenger

Hi Breakthrough, I have an example video that I have analyzed with bright flashes that cause erroneous scene breaks being detected. The music video for [Growl by EXO](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3dezFzsNss) is done...

@Breakthrough I have been doing some work on this problem recently and implemented a working example of an `EdgeDetector` ([code here](https://github.com/wjs018/QuantitativeEditing/blob/master/QuantitativeEditing/edge_detector.py)). I tried to style it after the existing detectors...

I am not sure about the command line interface, but using the python api, it is possible to use multiple detectors simultaneously. You could create multiple detectors with different threshold...

For what it's worth, I tried this out using the cli and it worked just fine. I made an altered version of the Goldeneye clip from the docs examples that...

This would be possible to do with certain detectors using the stats and some kind of filter. However, another project by @Breakthrough might be better suited for this purpose. Check...

See #147 for some discussion on this issue. At the moment, this is on the roadmap for a future release. Per that issue, you could investigate using [DVR-Scan](https://dvr-scan.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) for this...

As somebody that uses the Python API, I have a couple questions about these changes. First, if I understand your proposed changes correctly, the change to `detect_scenes` won't have any...

Slow dissolves in general are not well suited to being detected using the `detect-content` method. That method works by looking for abrupt changes in the HSV colorspace above a certain...

Are you manually modifying the csv file and then wanting to feed that csv back to the program to split the video? As the software is now, I don't think...

I was doing some reading on the python `Template` class and found out why the behavior identified in #291 occurs. See [here](https://stackabuse.com/formatting-strings-with-the-python-template-class/) for an explanation (tl;dr is that `_` is...