Coming up on Hands on Tech, what do we do if we've got a bunch of old video and we want to

organize it based on the people showing up in the video? Well, I plan to answer that just now.

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Hello and welcome to Hands On Tech.

My name is Micah Sargent.

And as you know, this is the show where I take your tech questions.

I read them and then I answer them.

This week's tech question.

Love this because I think, anytime, I always say this, anytime,

it's a question that I feel there are at

least five, right? Other people out there who are also asking the same question. Love it when it's

even more. I'm going, yes, yes, yes, let's answer this question. So this one comes in from Mike.

Mike writes, I've been a Twitter podcast listener since the very beginning and a

long-time Twit club member. Thank you, Mike, for being a member of Club Twit and also being a Twitter

podcast listener. Mike says, I recently digitized into MP4s my late father's collection of standard

and super 8 millimeter sign films or scene films containing family memories going back to the 1950s.

I'd like to edit them so that I get shorter videos that each have, say, the shots with this aunt or with that uncle, that cousin, and so on.

Obviously, I can do this manually using something like DaVinci Resolve or I-Movie,

but it could be much quicker if there was any facial recognition software that works with movies.

Do you know of any?

I do most of my video editing with DaVinci Resolve and Topaz video on a Windows 11 PC,

but I also have a Mac Mini M4.

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