find-frame

Find an image within the frames of a video.

This project is based off of the code in this Stack Overflow answer, just extened for usability.

usage

1. pip3 install -r requirements.txt
2. python3 find-frame.py <video> <image>

Example with the included video and image:

python3 find-frame.py -v demo/mario_gameplay.mp4 -i demo/world_1-1.png

Optionally, a threshold integer can be specified to determine how close the image must be to the frame. The default is 80, which translates to 0.8. The closer to 100, the more strict the search will be.

python3 find-frame.py -v demo/mario_gameplay.mp4 -i demo/world_1-1.png -t 60

display nth frames

Alternatively, if you are unable to locate the image in the video, you can break the video into individual frames to review manually.

Example with the included video, which defaults to every 10th frame:

python3 break-into-frames.py -v demo/mario_gameplay.mp4

This example will show every 88th frame of the demo video:

python3 break-into-frames.py -v demo/mario_gameplay.mp4 -n 88