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Smit356/vidscan

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Analyze video libraries with a fast CLI tool that scans nested folders, calculates total durations, and produces reports in text, CSV, or JSON formats.

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🎬 vidscan - Fast Video Duration Analysis Tool

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🛠 What is vidscan?

vidscan is a command line tool designed to help you analyze your video collections. It works by scanning folders on your computer, even with multiple levels of subfolders. It adds up the total playtime of all videos it finds. You can get reports in text, CSV, or JSON formats.

You do not need to understand programming to use vidscan. This guide will walk you through how to set it up and run it on Windows.

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⚙️ System Requirements

Before you install vidscan, make sure your computer meets these requirements:

  • Windows 10 or later
  • 64-bit processor
  • At least 4 GB of RAM
  • Internet connection to download and install the software
  • Command Prompt (comes with Windows)
  • Basic knowledge of copying and pasting text in Windows

vidscan uses some external tools like ffmpeg and ffprobe to analyze videos. These will be included or set up automatically during installation.

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🌐 How to Download vidscan

Click the button below to visit the vidscan download page on GitHub:

On the page, you will find the latest release of vidscan. Download the Windows version of the tool from the "Releases" section.

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📥 Installing vidscan on Windows

Follow these steps to install vidscan on your Windows PC:

  • Go to the vidscan GitHub page by clicking the download button above.