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  1. 14th May 2008 11:06 #1
    lj01
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    Is there any software (free, if possible) which will quickly scan through a video stream and determine where commercial breaks (black frames?) are located and mark them - or even if I have to interact in the process, are there any that will just scan and show me where the breaks are? I currently will watch a stream in fast forward to try and catch where the breaks are and then will write down the timecode. Is there anything that will do this for me?

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    Cbreak if your source is an AVI http://devices.natetrue.com/cbreak/
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