video-compare>video-compare.exe -c -W data_dst.mp4 __
Controls:

H Toggle on-screen help text for controls
V Toggle video info overlay
Space Toggle play/pause
, Toggle bidirectional in-buffer loop/pause
. Toggle forward-only in-buffer loop/pause
Escape Quit
Down arrow Seek 15 seconds backward
Left arrow Seek 1 second backward
Page down Seek 600 seconds backward
Up arrow Seek 15 seconds forward
Right arrow Seek 1 second forward
Page up Seek 600 seconds forward
J Reduce playback speed
L Increase playback speed
I Toggle fast/high-quality resizing for input alignment
T Toggle nearest-neighbor/bilinear video texture filtering
S Swap left and right video
A Move to the previous frame in the buffer
D Move to the next frame in the buffer
F Save both frames and the on-screen content as PNG images
P Print mouse position and pixel value under cursor to console
M Print image similarity metrics to console
Z Magnify area around cursor (result shown in lower left corner)
C Magnify area around cursor (result shown in lower right corner)
R Re-center and reset zoom to 100% (x1)
1 Toggle hide/show left video
2 Toggle hide/show right video
3 Toggle hide/show HUD
4 Zoom to 1:1 pixels
5 Zoom 50% (x0.5)
6 Zoom 100% (x1)
7 Zoom 200% (x2)
8 Zoom 400% (x4)
9 Zoom 800% (x8)
0 Toggle video/subtraction mode

       Time-shift right video 1 frame forward

       Time-shift right video 1 frame backward

X Show the current video frame and UI update rates (in FPS)
Y Cycle through subtraction modes
U Toggle luminance-only subtraction mode

Move the mouse horizontally to adjust the movable slider position.

Use the mouse wheel to zoom in/out on the pixel under the cursor. Pan the view
by moving the mouse while holding down the right button.

Left-click the mouse to perform a time seek based on the horizontal position of
the mouse cursor relative to the window width (the target position is shown in
the lower right corner).

Hold SHIFT while pressing D to decode and move to the next frame.

Hold CTRL while time-shifting with +/- for faster increments/decrements of 10
frames per keystroke. Similarly, hold ALT for even larger time-shifts of 100
frames.

Use CTRL+C (Windows/Linux) or CMD+C (macOS) to copy the current timestamp of the
left video to the clipboard, and CTRL+V (Windows/Linux) or CMD+V (macOS) to
paste a timestamp from the clipboard and seek to that position.

Use SHIFT+F to select a region; cutouts from both frames and their concatenation
will be saved as PNGs.

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