Hi!

I hope this is the right place to ask this, but I’ve got about 30TB of videos from a variety of sources that I know has numerous duplicates, however most of the duplicates will either have a watermark that is different or one video will be a part of the other or simply be different resolutions, I have been hunting for suitable software to scan for this but have had no luck in my own searches.

surely something exists that scans videos for matching or similar frames?

I am willing to pay for software (within reason) if someone can confirm that it’s likely to do what I need.

I’ve used things like dupeguru and czkawka consistently and they’ve been good for images and identical videos, but they can’t handle this type of issue with videos.

  • sflesch@alien.topBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    I used NoClone for the longest time and loved it. Czkawka has been my go to since NoClone hasn’t been updated in a while and tends to crash.

    The GUI is a bit awkward to get used to, like for instance I haven’t figured out if you can browse a path, and filtering by path is a little different to me, but I’m still generally very happy to use it.