Scene Detector 2.3

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.

WHAT'S NEW

Version 2.3:

* Now information about scenes in FCP XML can be produced out of video files. Before version 2.3 FCP XML can be generated only out of FCP XML files. This means users of Final Cut Express can use the product too (since FCE does not allow export of XML, it can only import XML)!
* Pro Edition of Scene Detector has been introduced. It adds support for command line interface to Scene Detector

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	June 10, 2012
Platforms:	Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Keyword:	Detect Scene,  Detect Scenes,  Detecting Scenes,  Detects Scene,  Detects Scenes,  Final Cut Scene Marker,  Final Cut Scene Markers,  Final Cutscene Detection,  Scene Detection,  Scene Detector,  Scene Splitter
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