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by mv4
3241 days ago
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With a service like that, it helps to have scene detection capabilities as well - so you don't end up having to look at lots of very similar looking thumbnails. So - as opposed to extracting frames at pre-set intervals, extract them when things sufficiently change in the video. That also lets you vary extraction interval between fast action and static talking head-type scenes. We've done a lot of similar work, will be happy to compare notes. https://twitter.com/iTrendTV/status/814543110399229952 |
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This should frequently intersect with keyframes for decent/VBR encoded video, if I'm not mistaken.