Video fingerprinting. Next to its leading watermarking technologies, Philips Research has also successfully developed fingerprinting technology. An essential difference compared with digital watermarking is that fingerprinting changes none of the original content. Video fingerprinting provides a digital ‘fingerprint’ of a video file by deriving unique features that can be used to identify the video content by comparing it with reference fingerprints stored in a central database. Some major potential applications of video fingerprinting are video sharing, broadcast monitoring and various triggering applications.
Video Fingerprinting is the core of Philips MediaHedge, a Content Rights Clearing service for content owners and content users, a breakthrough in dealing with copyrighted video material on the internet. MediaHedge offers a full service platform, supporting the industry with fast, secure and reliable Video Identification and automated Rights Clearance. www.MediaHedge.com
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