Automated Splitting for Batch Processing

• The first step involves uploading the video files into the automated splitting system. Whether working with individual files or an entire batch, users can quickly import the videos from local storage or cloud platforms.
• After uploading, the system prompts users to set parameters for the splitting process. These parameters can include file size, video duration, frame markers, or specific time codes. This customization allows for precise control over how the video will be split.

Define how the video files should be split. This can be based on several factors:

• Duration: Specify a time length for each segment (e.g., every 10 minutes).
• File Size: Set a maximum file size for each split segment (e.g., 500MB per clip).
• Content Markers: Use markers such as scene changes or specific content timestamps to guide the system in splitting based on actual video content.
• Frame Count: Split the video based on the number of frames, particularly useful for animation or high-frame-rate videos.

• Once the splitting criteria are set, initiate the batch process. The system will automatically begin analyzing and dividing the video files according to the selected parameters. This process involves scanning the videos and preparing to execute the splits.
• Depending on the number and size of the video files, the system may provide an estimated processing time. During this phase, the system leverages its processing power to handle multiple videos simultaneously, ensuring faster results.

• The splitting system now processes each video in the batch, cutting them into smaller segments based on the predefined rules. Advanced algorithms ensure precise cuts, preserving video quality and content integrity.
• The system may apply additional features such as transitions, if needed, to ensure that the video segments flow smoothly. This stage is fully automated, eliminating the need for manual intervention.

• After the splitting is complete, the system performs a quality check to ensure all video segments meet the required specifications. This includes verifying the split points, video quality, and segment duration or size.
• Users can also specify output formats during this stage, converting the segments into desired video formats (e.g., MP4, AVI, or MOV). The system ensures compatibility with various video editing software or platforms.

• Once the batch process is completed and the segments pass the quality checks, the split video files are ready for download. Users can choose to download them individually or in bulk as a compressed file.
• The processed segments can now be seamlessly integrated into the next phase of the workflow, such as post-production editing, content distribution, or archiving. For larger projects, the files can be uploaded directly to cloud storage or transferred to the appropriate video platform.