PySceneDetect v0.2.4 [alpha]

Bugfix with OpenCV version checking code - from the previous release, v0.2.3-alpha - for older versions of OpenCV (2.4 and older) on certain Linux distributions.

PySceneDetect v0.2.3 [alpha]

Bugfix so PySceneDetect works with the latest version of the OpenCV (3.0.0+) Python module while retaining compatibility with older versions. Note that although OpenCV is now at version 3, the Python module is still referenced as cv2.

PySceneDetect v0.2.2 [alpha]

Added statistics/analysis mode (-s) to generate a frame-by-frame analysis of a video (useful for finding appropriate values for scene detection parameters, and in preparation for content/adaptive detection methods), and bugfix for improper conversion of timecodes.

PySceneDetect v0.2.1 [alpha]

Added proper timecode formatting (in form HH:MM:SS.nnnnn), as well as generating a single comma-separated list in the output for easier importing into external tools (like mkvmerge).

PySceneDetect v0.2 [alpha]

PySceneDetect now shows a list of scenes in the terminal (you can specify a .CSV file to write to by specifying the -o / --output argument) by interpolating the timecodes/frame numbers between pairs of fades out and in.

PySceneDetect v0.1 [alpha]

Initial release of PySceneDetect. Includes threshold-based fade in/out detection for video files, currently displaying the result to the terminal.