You bring
A local video and your shot-cutting settings.
You make
A folder of shot files cut from your video, with a record of each shot’s start and length.
You check
Play the exported shots and compare their boundaries with the recorded timings.
About
Finds the hard cuts in a video and writes each shot as its own MP4, plus a small record of where every shot starts and how long it runs. Ask for a plan first to see the cuts without writing anything, then cut all shots or only the ones you name.
Sensitivity is adjustable: raise it when a moving camera is being split into pieces, lower it when real cuts are missed. One call writes at most 24 shots unless you name them; the limit is a setting.
Shots are re-encoded so each one starts exactly on its cut. A faster stream-copy mode is available; its starts snap to the nearest keyframe.
- TypeScript
- FFmpeg
What’s included
- A code package you install in your own project, version 0.1.0.