Is there a good way to split a VFR video into chunks that split whenever the framerate changes?
I have a video that I want to edit that is VFR but my editor doesn't support VFR. I don't want to set a constant framerate and convert it because that could degrade some sections of the video.
I was thinking that one way working with it would be to take it and split it into chunks that are CFR to work on separately (hopefully they'll be large sections).
I haven't found a good way to do it though, ffmpeg at least doesn't seem to have something built in to let me do it.
An alternative question would be: is there some software that would let me easily scan the video to find the framerates used? If it's not too crazy, I can convert to a common multiple framerate, edit and then remove the duplicate frames with Avisynth later.