I have a collection of MP4 thermal videos recorded with a FLIR camera. In every frame the camera overlays a “MAX” value in the top-left corner; that number is the highest temperature detected for that frame. Your task is to read only that “MAX” field value, sample it once per second throughout each video (they run anywhere from 2 minutes to about 90 minutes), and export the results to an Excel-compatible CSV file. The file must contain exactly two columns: - Time (in seconds, starting at 0) - Temperature (integer values only, no decimals). Please ignore any other overlay fields such as SPOT, MIN, or AVG. I need a repeatable, accurate solution I can run on future videos, so a small Python/OpenCV script or similar utility is preferred, but I’m open to alternatives if they achieve the same reliability. Deliverables • Script or executable that processes one or multiple MP4 files and produces a CSV for each. • Sample output from one of my test videos to confirm formatting. • Brief usage notes so I can rerun the process on new recordings. Acceptance criteria 1. For every full second of video, the CSV shows one row with the corresponding MAX temperature as an integer. 2. No skipped seconds and no duplicate rows. 3. Temperatures match the on-screen overlay when spot-checked by frame. If anything is unclear, let me know, I can provide a short sample clip for testing.