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  1. 25th Oct 2009 14:33 #1
    monks19
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    hi, i'm looking for a software that can cut a video (film, tv video...) automatically shot by shot (at every shot chance). does anybody here knows if something like this exists ?

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    What format?

    You want "optical scene detection" feature. Try Google.
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    hi, i tryed HandySaw ds 4, but honestly, it's garbage. can anybody recommand me a better program ? is it possible to do it with virtualdub, maybe ?

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    MPEG Video Wizard DVD has a scene detection and blank fades mode. VideoRedo has a similar facility called Ad Detective that basically is more of a fade to black detector. Womble has more detection parameters that can be varied including audio. Another Google search you could do is automatic ad detection as most ads are added to TV at scene changes - well not always!
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    hi netmask, thanks to have answered. i just got the MPEG Video Wizard DVD. do you know how it works for what i want ?

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