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video-compare can be used to visually compare, e.g., the effect of codecs and resizing algorithms on two video files played in sync. The tool is flexible, allowing videos of differing resolutions, frame rates, scanning methods, color formats, container formats, codecs, or...

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Subtraction mode (plus time-shift, 200% zoom, and magnification)
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  • brew install video-compare

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What is video-compare?

video-compare can be used to visually compare, e.g., the effect of codecs and resizing algorithms on two video files played in sync. The tool is flexible, allowing videos of differing resolutions, frame rates, scanning methods, color formats, container formats, codecs, or durations.

A movable slider enables easy viewing of the difference across any region of interest.

Thanks to the versatility of FFmpeg, it is actually also possible to use video-compare to compare two images. The common PNG and JPEG formats have been successfully tested to work.