Scene Detector 2.6
Finds scenes and adds markers in Final Cut, Pro version available. Shareware ($74.00)
Scene Detector tool for Apple Final Cut software allows you to find scenes in video files using optical content; it loads Final Cut Project in XML format, asks for clip to run detection on, and adds markers at scene boundaries to that Final Cut XML file.
It uses QuickTime for reading clip files, so any video file that QuickTime can handle is supported for cut detection.
It can make use of several CPU cores (user selects number of CPU threads to use for detecting scenes).
A similarity threshold and marker prefix can be set by user before scene detection is
It uses QuickTime for reading clip files, so any video file that QuickTime can handle is supported for cut detection.
It can make use of several CPU cores (user selects number of CPU threads to use for detecting scenes).
A similarity threshold and marker prefix can be set by user before scene detection is
What's New
Version 2.6:
- Fixed bug in calculation of duration for the last scene in the media - in all editions of Scene Detector.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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| Downloads:2,909 |
| Version Downloads:1,107 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Video |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:27 Aug 2009 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $74.00 |
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Scene Detector tool for Apple Final Cut software allows you to find scenes in video files using optical content; it loads Final Cut Project in XML format, asks for clip to run detection on, and adds markers at scene boundaries to that Final Cut XML file.
It uses QuickTime for reading clip files, so any video file that QuickTime can handle is supported for cut detection.
It can make use of several CPU cores (user selects number of CPU threads to use for detecting scenes).
A similarity threshold and marker prefix can be set by user before scene detection is started.
User can pause or abort scene detection once it is started.
It uses QuickTime for reading clip files, so any video file that QuickTime can handle is supported for cut detection.
It can make use of several CPU cores (user selects number of CPU threads to use for detecting scenes).
A similarity threshold and marker prefix can be set by user before scene detection is started.
User can pause or abort scene detection once it is started.
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