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what this gives you
scenecut finds keyframes — the exact frame numbers and timestamps where the video cuts from one shot to another. think of them as markers on your timeline: every place a new scene begins.
useful for
- editors export edl, fcpxml, or premiere markers — drop straight into your timeline
- subtitles snap dialogue lines to scene boundaries so cues don't straddle cuts
- encoding seed x264 / x265 keyframe hints so your i-frames land on real cuts
- archival chapter markers, shot indexing, continuity reports
the same detector ships as @doedja/scenecut on npm for node, with a
cli (scenecut video.mkv --format edl). all exports available in both.
source on github.