Scene Detection

Part 1: Introduction

The Scene Detection tool is perfect for editors dealing with large-scale video editing processes because it makes frame-by-frame editing far less time-consuming and tedious. Because you have much smaller scenes to work on, allowing your creativity to shine without trading the quality of the videos! Find the steps to use this tool below!

Part 2: Guides

Step 1 Open Wondershare UniConverter and Launch Scene Detection

Download and install UniConverter, then open “Scene Detection” by clicking it.

 

Step 2 Load Video

Click the center of the tool to open a window where the video is located, then select it; you can also drag the video and drop it on the tool’s interface.

The size of the video will determine how long the tool takes to analyze and break it into scenes, so just be patient and let it work.

Step 3 Export Scenes

The tool will break the video into a certain number of scenes. In our case, we added an 8-minute video, and the Scene Detection tool broke it into twenty-two scenes of varying lengths.

Remember, the tool’s intelligent scene-detection capability means it knows the perfect length and sections of the video to cut.

If you want to save and use only particular scenes, click the “x” icon beside the scenes you don’t like and remove them from the interface. Then click “Export,” and the rest will be saved to your system; leave everything as is if you want to export all the scenes.