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The físchiár digital video recording, analysis and browsing system
Hyowon Lee,Alan F. Smeaton,Colin O'Toole,Noel Murphy,Seán Marlow,Noel E. O'Connor +5 more
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A demonstrator digital video system that allows the user to record a TV broadcast programme to MPEG-1 file format and to easily browse and playback the file content online and obtains users' video browsing behaviour.Abstract:
In digital video indexing research area an important technique is called shot boundary detection which automatically segments long video material into camera shots using content-based analysis of video We have been working on developing various shot boundary detection and representative frame selection techniques to automatically index encoded video stream and provide the end users with video browsing/navigation feature In this paper we describe a demonstrator digital video system that allows the user to record a TV broadcast programme to MPEG-1 file format and to easily browse and playback the file content online The system incorporates the shot boundary detection and representative frame selection techniques we have developed and has become a full-featured digital video system that not only demonstrates any further techniques we will develop, but also obtains users' video browsing behaviour At the moment the system has a real-user base of about a hundred people and we are closely monitoring how they use the video browsing/navigation feature wliich the system providesread more
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