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Fast Video Cataloger is a Windows tool for organizing and searching large video libraries, and the tagged coverage on WindowsForum.com centers on version 10.4 from VideoStorm. That release added local text-based visual scene search: you describe what a shot looks like, and the program ranks matching scenes from footage that has already been indexed. The discussion notes that indexing is a prerequisite, so results depend on how your library was prepared. It is aimed at editors and archivists who cannot recall clip names and would rather search by frame content than by filename or folder structure.
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    Fast Video Cataloger 10.4 Adds Local Text-Based Video Scene Search on Windows

    Fast Video Cataloger 10.4 adds text-based visual search to a Windows tool that already catalogs video libraries. You type what a shot looks like, and the program ranks matching scenes. The release lets editors who can't remember what they called a clip search by what's in the frame. The feature...