Allow frame number input instead of time input#11
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I had the same need as #8, so here's a quick-and-dirty patch to allow frame-number input instead of timestamp input.
For example,
smartcut input.mp4 output.mp4 --keep 513,2772 --frameswill create output.mp4 with frames 513 through 2772 from input.mp4.
NOTES:
0is the first frame of the video, not1.-1is interpreted as the final frame of the input video. Sosmartcut input.mp4 output.mp4 --frames --keep 76,-1will output from frame 76 through the end of the input video.