> Many of the videos I captured amazing moments, and sometimes it's kind of hard to watch the full videos to get those moments.
Yep. I had the same problem.
> Then, run the frame analysis pipeline [...] I have a face recognition plugin using my custom faces data, object detection, on-screen text, shot type, and scene description [...] we will have three vector DB collections that have all the information about our videos, like video location metadata, camera name, faces recognized, objects detected, on-screen text, transcription, description of each scene, and many more [...] we can get better indexed data if you use the advanced mode indexing to use the Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct model to understand and describe your video much better, but at a slower indexing speed
Yeah, uhm... ok :)
If anyone else has a similar problem, the real solution is as follows:
1. When recording, if you witness an interesting moment worth saving later, press the power button — this will mark the current moment in the video as a chapter.
2. Find the chapters later when editing and cut them into clips.
3. You're done :)
This has two main benefits over the insanity above:
1. It's trivially simple instead of insanely complex and inefficient.
2. It will reliably catch all the stuff you find interesting, since you're the one doing the marking.
The downsides:
1. Doesn't work retroactively.
2. It may miss interesting stuff if you miss it at the time as well.
3. Only works for this use case.
4. Nerds won't salivate over your usage of cutting edge tech.