-s, --scenes <SCENES>
File location for scenes
--split-method <SPLIT_METHOD>
Method used to determine chunk boundaries
"av-scenechange" uses an algorithm to analyze which frames of the video are the start
of new scenes, while "none" disables scene detection entirely (and only relies on
-x/--extra-split to add extra scenecuts).
[default: av-scenechange]
[possible values: av-scenechange, none]
--sc-method <SC_METHOD>
Scene detection algorithm to use for av-scenechange
Standard: Most accurate, still reasonably fast. Uses a cost-based algorithm to determine
keyframes.
Fast: Very fast, but less accurate. Determines keyframes based on the raw difference
between pixels.
[default: standard]
[possible values: standard, fast]
--sc-only
Run the scene detection only before exiting
Requires a scene file with --scenes.
--sc-pix-format <SC_PIX_FORMAT>
Perform scene detection with this pixel format
--sc-downscale-height <SC_DOWNSCALE_HEIGHT>
Optional downscaling for scene detection
Specify as the desired maximum height to scale to (e.g. "720" to downscale to 720p
— this will leave lower resolution content untouched). Downscaling improves scene
detection speed but lowers accuracy, especially when scaling to very low resolutions.
By default, no downscaling is performed.
-x, --extra-split <EXTRA_SPLIT>
Maximum scene length, in frames
When a scenecut is found whose distance to the previous scenecut is greater than the
value specified by this option, one or more extra splits (scenecuts) are added. Set this
option to 0 to disable adding extra splits.
--extra-split-sec <EXTRA_SPLIT_SEC>
Maximum scene length, in seconds
If both frames and seconds are specified, then the number of frames will take priority.
[default: 10]
--min-scene-len <MIN_SCENE_LEN>
Minimum number of frames for a scenecut
[default: 24]
--ignore-frame-mismatch
Ignore any detected mismatch between scene frame count and encoder frame count