Building a Clip-Join Review Sheet With FFmpeg
A short tutorial explains how to compare the end of one video clip with the start of the next before editing them together. The contact sheet places the last three decoded frames of the outgoing clip beside the first three of the incoming clip, making small position changes easier to spot. The approach uses ffprobe to read exact frame timestamps rather than estimating the last frame from duration and frame rate. A Python script with the Pillow library and FFmpeg then extracts the selected frames and arranges them into an image. The output is a join.png contact sheet plus a frames.json manifest recording each frame's index and timestamp.
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