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Classes:

  • Dar

    A Fraction representing the Display Aspect Ratio.

  • Resolution

    Tuple representing a resolution.

  • Sar

    A Fraction representing the Sample Aspect Ratio.

  • SceneChangeMode

    Enum for various scene change modes.

Dar

Bases: Fraction

A Fraction representing the Display Aspect Ratio.

This represents the dimensions of the physical display used to view the image. For more information, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_aspect_ratio.

Methods:

  • from_clip

    Get the DAR from the specified clip and SAR.

  • from_res

    Get the DAR from the specified dimensions and SAR.

  • to_sar

    Convert the DAR to a SAR object.

from_clip classmethod

from_clip(clip: VideoNode, sar: bool = True) -> Self

Get the DAR from the specified clip and SAR.

Parameters:

  • clip

    (VideoNode) –

    Clip or frame that holds the frame properties.

  • sar

    (bool, default: True ) –

    Whether to use SAR metadata.

Returns:

  • Self

    A DAR object created using the specified clip and SAR.

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@classmethod
def from_clip(cls, clip: vs.VideoNode, sar: bool = True) -> Self:
    """
    Get the DAR from the specified clip and SAR.

    Args:
        clip: Clip or frame that holds the frame properties.
        sar: Whether to use SAR metadata.

    Returns:
        A DAR object created using the specified clip and SAR.
    """

    return cls.from_res(clip.width, clip.height, Sar.from_clip(clip) if sar else None)

from_res classmethod

from_res(width: int, height: int, sar: Sar | None = None) -> Self

Get the DAR from the specified dimensions and SAR.

Parameters:

  • width

    (int) –

    The width of the image.

  • height

    (int) –

    The height of the image.

  • sar

    (Sar | None, default: None ) –

    The SAR object. Optional.

Returns:

  • Self

    A DAR object created using the specified dimensions and SAR.

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@classmethod
def from_res(cls, width: int, height: int, sar: Sar | None = None) -> Self:
    """
    Get the DAR from the specified dimensions and SAR.

    Args:
        width: The width of the image.
        height: The height of the image.
        sar: The SAR object. Optional.

    Returns:
        A DAR object created using the specified dimensions and SAR.
    """

    dar = Fraction(width, height)

    if sar:
        if sar.denominator > sar.numerator:
            dar /= sar
        else:
            dar *= sar

    return cls(dar)

to_sar

Convert the DAR to a SAR object.

Parameters:

  • active_area

    (int | Fraction) –

    The active image area. For more information, see Sar.from_ar.

  • height

    (int) –

    The height of the image.

Returns:

  • Sar

    A SAR object created using the DAR.

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def to_sar(self, active_area: int | Fraction, height: int) -> Sar:
    """
    Convert the DAR to a SAR object.

    Args:
        active_area: The active image area. For more information, see ``Sar.from_ar``.
        height: The height of the image.

    Returns:
        A SAR object created using the DAR.
    """

    assert isinstance(active_area, int | Fraction)

    return Sar.from_ar(active_area, height, self)

Resolution

Bases: NamedTuple

Tuple representing a resolution.

Methods:

  • from_video

    Create a Resolution object using a given clip's dimensions.

  • transpose

    Flip the Resolution matrix over its diagonal.

Attributes:

height instance-attribute

height: int

width instance-attribute

width: int

from_video classmethod

from_video(clip: VideoNode) -> Self

Create a Resolution object using a given clip's dimensions.

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@classmethod
def from_video(cls, clip: vs.VideoNode) -> Self:
    """
    Create a Resolution object using a given clip's dimensions.
    """
    return cls(clip.width, clip.height)

transpose

transpose() -> Self

Flip the Resolution matrix over its diagonal.

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def transpose(self) -> Self:
    """
    Flip the Resolution matrix over its diagonal.
    """
    return self.__class__(self.height, self.width)

Sar

Bases: Fraction

A Fraction representing the Sample Aspect Ratio.

This represents the aspect ratio of the pixels or samples of an image. It may also be known as the Pixel Aspect Ratio in certain scenarios. For more information, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_aspect_ratio.

Methods:

  • apply

    Apply the SAR values as _SARNum and _SARDen frame properties to a clip.

  • from_ar

    Calculate the SAR using a DAR object & active area. See Dar.to_sar for more information.

  • from_clip

    Get the SAR from the clip's frame properties.

apply

apply(clip: VideoNode) -> VideoNode

Apply the SAR values as _SARNum and _SARDen frame properties to a clip.

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def apply(self, clip: vs.VideoNode) -> vs.VideoNode:
    """
    Apply the SAR values as _SARNum and _SARDen frame properties to a clip.
    """

    return vs.core.std.SetFrameProps(clip, _SARNum=self.numerator, _SARDen=self.denominator)

from_ar classmethod

Calculate the SAR using a DAR object & active area. See Dar.to_sar for more information.

For a list of known standards, refer to the following tables: <https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pzVHFusLCI7kys2GzK9BTk3w7G8zcLxgHs3DMsurF7g>_

Parameters:

  • active_area

    (int | Fraction) –

    The active image area.

  • height

    (int) –

    The height of the image.

  • dar

    (Dar) –

    The DAR object.

Returns:

  • Self

    A SAR object created using DAR and active image area information.

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@classmethod
def from_ar(cls, active_area: int | Fraction, height: int, dar: Dar) -> Self:
    """
    Calculate the SAR using a DAR object & active area. See ``Dar.to_sar`` for more information.

    For a list of known standards, refer to the following tables:
    `<https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pzVHFusLCI7kys2GzK9BTk3w7G8zcLxgHs3DMsurF7g>`_

    Args:
        active_area: The active image area.
        height: The height of the image.
        dar: The DAR object.

    Returns:
        A SAR object created using DAR and active image area information.
    """

    assert isinstance(active_area, int | Fraction)

    return cls(dar / (Fraction(active_area) / height))

from_clip classmethod

from_clip(clip: HoldsPropValue) -> Self

Get the SAR from the clip's frame properties.

Parameters:

Returns:

  • Self

    A SAR object of the SAR properties from the given clip.

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@classmethod
def from_clip(cls, clip: HoldsPropValue) -> Self:
    """
    Get the SAR from the clip's frame properties.

    Args:
        clip: Clip or frame that holds the frame properties.

    Returns:
        A SAR object of the SAR properties from the given clip.
    """

    from ..utils import get_prop

    return cls(get_prop(clip, "_SARNum", int, default=1), get_prop(clip, "_SARDen", int, default=1))

SceneChangeMode

Bases: CustomIntEnum

Enum for various scene change modes.

Methods:

  • ensure_presence

    Ensures all the frame properties necessary for scene change detection are created.

  • lambda_cb
  • prepare_clip

    Prepare a clip for scene change metric calculations.

Attributes:

SCXVID class-attribute instance-attribute

SCXVID = 2

Get the scene changes using the vapoursynth-scxvid plugin https://github.com/dubhater/vapoursynth-scxvid.

WWXD class-attribute instance-attribute

WWXD = 1

Get the scene changes using the vapoursynth-wwxd plugin https://github.com/dubhater/vapoursynth-wwxd.

WWXD_SCXVID_INTERSECTION class-attribute instance-attribute

WWXD_SCXVID_INTERSECTION = 0

Only get the scene changes if both wwxd and scxvid mark a frame as being a scene change.

WWXD_SCXVID_UNION class-attribute instance-attribute

WWXD_SCXVID_UNION = 3

Get every scene change detected by both wwxd or scxvid.

is_SCXVID property

is_SCXVID: bool

Check whether a mode that uses scxvid is used.

is_WWXD property

is_WWXD: bool

Check whether a mode that uses wwxd is used.

prop_keys property

prop_keys: Iterator[str]

ensure_presence

ensure_presence(clip: VideoNode) -> VideoNode

Ensures all the frame properties necessary for scene change detection are created.

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def ensure_presence(self, clip: vs.VideoNode) -> vs.VideoNode:
    """
    Ensures all the frame properties necessary for scene change detection are created.
    """
    from ..utils import merge_clip_props

    stats_clip = list[vs.VideoNode]()

    if self.is_SCXVID:
        if not hasattr(vs.core, "scxvid"):
            raise CustomRuntimeError(
                "You are missing scxvid!\n\tDownload it from https://github.com/dubhater/vapoursynth-scxvid",
                self.ensure_presence,
            )
        stats_clip.append(clip.scxvid.Scxvid())

    if self.is_WWXD:
        if not hasattr(vs.core, "wwxd"):
            raise CustomRuntimeError(
                "You are missing wwxd!\n\tDownload it from https://github.com/dubhater/vapoursynth-wwxd",
                self.ensure_presence,
            )
        stats_clip.append(clip.wwxd.WWXD())

    keys = tuple(self.prop_keys)

    expr = " ".join([f"x.{k}" for k in keys]) + (" and" * (len(keys) - 1))

    blank = clip.std.BlankClip(1, 1, vs.GRAY8, keep=True)

    if len(stats_clip) > 1:
        return merge_clip_props(blank, *stats_clip).akarin.Expr(expr)

    return blank.std.CopyFrameProps(stats_clip[0]).akarin.Expr(expr)

lambda_cb

lambda_cb() -> Callable[[int, VideoFrame], SentinelT | int]
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def lambda_cb(self) -> Callable[[int, vs.VideoFrame], SentinelT | int]:
    return lambda n, f: Sentinel.check(n, bool(f[0][0, 0]))

prepare_clip

prepare_clip(clip: VideoNode, height: int | Literal[False] = 360) -> VideoNode

Prepare a clip for scene change metric calculations.

The clip will always be resampled to YUV420 8bit if it's not already, as that's what the plugins support.

Parameters:

  • clip

    (VideoNode) –

    Clip to process.

  • height

    (int | Literal[False], default: 360 ) –

    Output height of the clip. Smaller frame sizes are faster to process, but may miss more scene changes or introduce more false positives. Width is automatically calculated. False means no resizing operation is performed. Default: 360.

Returns:

  • VideoNode

    A prepared clip for performing scene change metric calculations on.

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def prepare_clip(self, clip: vs.VideoNode, height: int | Literal[False] = 360) -> vs.VideoNode:
    """
    Prepare a clip for scene change metric calculations.

    The clip will always be resampled to YUV420 8bit if it's not already,
    as that's what the plugins support.

    Args:
        clip: Clip to process.
        height: Output height of the clip. Smaller frame sizes are faster to process, but may miss more scene
            changes or introduce more false positives. Width is automatically calculated. `False` means no resizing
            operation is performed. Default: 360.

    Returns:
        A prepared clip for performing scene change metric calculations on.
    """
    from ..utils import get_w

    if height:
        clip = clip.resize.Bilinear(get_w(height, clip), height, vs.YUV420P8)
    elif not clip.format or (clip.format and clip.format.id != vs.YUV420P8):
        clip = clip.resize.Bilinear(format=vs.YUV420P8)

    return self.ensure_presence(clip)