slideextract is a program to extract slides from videos. It outputs an image for each detected slide. Slide detection is done by comparing consecutive frames for differences within a specific threshold, to account for video encoding artifacts.
For better results and faster extraction you should specify a comparison region, such as the slide number. From a series of unchanging comparison regions slideextract will pick the last frame in hopes of capturing the final state of the entire slide (animated bullet points, annotations, etc...).
# Select a comparision region via gui
slideextract -g video.mp4 outprefix
Once extraction is completed you can view the extracted slides with your favorite image viewer and delete possible duplicates. This often happens when the video jumps back and forth between slides.
You can then combine the slides to a pdf with a tool like convert:
convert `ls -v outprefix*.png` outprefix.pdf
- opencv 4.x
make
make install # DESTDIR= PREFIX=/usr/local
BSD 2-Clause license, see LICENSE for more details.