I have a script I use to compare 2 CSV files. The files are created by PySceneDetect. Each file is run to list the scene changes within the video. Since the videos are of the same thing just with slightly altered video, I then compare them to find the best offset. I use this number to adjust the audio or video track when muxing them together to form a file with the video from one file & the audio from the other file.
Here is an example of some of the files I’m comparing

I am trying to execute a block of code when it is past a certain time. However, when the program executes, the current_time variable saves the time the program started, and does not keep time while the program is running.

I am trying to execute a block of code when it is past a certain time. However, when the program executes, the current_time variable saves the time the program started, and does not keep time while the program is running.

The problem I am having is using the section 4 code for my program which is supposed to print the next available train time for the current date using the current time.

The problem I am having is using the section 4 code for my program which is supposed to print the next available train time for the current date using the current time.

I was inputting the data from dictionary however the output of the date and time is just wrong. It showed the date which were all mondays and duplicates. Idk what is wrong with my code. Im a newbie. students = { ‘Anna’: { ‘parent’: ‘Ms heather’, ‘tuition_fee’: 40, ‘lessons’: [{‘day’: ‘Thursday’, ‘start’: ’19:30′, ‘end’: ’21:00′}] […]