Am I stupid, or is it really hard to get from a readthedocs page to the github repo it is generated from.
It seems like the only way to do it is click edit, get an error message and then hit backspace in the url to get to the root of the repository.
It seems like the only way to do it is click edit, get an error message and then hit backspace in the url to get to the root of the repository.
Now that you mention it, I might ask the Readthedocs folks to see if they have any idea why this is happening.
Of course, the project is still very basic in it's current form, but does offer a good platform for testing more advanced scene detection methodologies (and has also been used as a baseline in various research/academic contexts). There's been plenty of suggestions for other detection methods (e.g. using histograms) which I'm very interested in looking into adding for future releases.
Lastly, one thing I do want to address going forwards is the performance, to make the algorithms more suitable for real-time systems (have decided to rewrite the core algorithms in C++ when I have some time, and interface that with the Python library/CLI). That being said, I'm always open to feedback or different ways of approaching things. If you or anyone else has any feedback or suggestions, feel free to create a new issue on the Github issue tracker [2] and I would be happy to discuss the possibility of including it in a future release of PySceneDetect.
[1]See e.g. docs of requests: https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/master/