Key frame selection from MPEG video data
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1997-02
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This paper describes a method for selecting key frames by using a number of parameters extracted from the MPEG video stream. The parameters are directly extracted from the compressed video stream without decompression. A combination of these parameters are then used in a rule based decision system. The computational complexity for extracting the parameters and for key frame decision rule is very small. As a results, the overall operation is very quickly performed and this makes our algorithm handy for practical purposes. The experimental results show that this method can select the distinctive frames of video streams successfully.
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Proceedings - Visual Communications and Image Processing '97
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SPIE
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Key frame selection, MPEG, Video database, Video indexing, Communication, Computational complexity, Database systems, Digital image storage, Image communication systems, Image compression, Image processing, Imaging systems, Indexing (materials working), Indexing (of information), Motion compensation, Video recording, Video streaming, Visual communication, Compressed video streams, Decision rules, Decision systems, MPEG video streams, Mpeg videos, Motion Picture Experts Group standards
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English