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support using decord
library for video input
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PySceneDetect also supports PyAV which allows input from any file-like object, as well as MoviePy which should work with streams. Most backends already support network streams and image sequences.
Could you clarify what you mean by inputting tensors? Do you mean a large list of videos?
Yes, by default it doesn't cut videos. You need to explicitly state if any output should be created. |
Thanks for your reply! After reading a video using the following command:
Can PySceneDetect be used directly for scene detection? For example:
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It doesn't seem to be a fully-compliant If you need this sooner, you could try implementing the Note that GPU support is out of scope for the time being, but I am open to adding support for it in the future. Right now there are no libraries on PyPI that come with GPU-enabled binaries out of the box (decord also falls into this category), so I would prefer if that problem could be solved first before we tackle GPU support. |
decord
library for video input
Problem/Use Case
Is the input for scenedetect limited to video file paths? Does it support inputting tensors, such as videos read using decord? Additionally, can scenedetect detect whether a video contains multiple scenes without segmenting the video?
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