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    Hi In my windows application i want to compare two videos For example X and Y are the two video clips X is the original video and Y has merge the X video with Some video clips like below input X=abcd Y=mnoabcde output Z =abcd if the video has same content the Application shld indicate the similar Clips I dont know how to compare the Video files please guide me Thanks in Advance

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      Hi In my windows application i want to compare two videos For example X and Y are the two video clips X is the original video and Y has merge the X video with Some video clips like below input X=abcd Y=mnoabcde output Z =abcd if the video has same content the Application shld indicate the similar Clips I dont know how to compare the Video files please guide me Thanks in Advance

      modified on Saturday, September 19, 2009 8:42 AM

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      Mads115 wrote:

      Thanks in Advance

      For what? You didn't ask a question, you just uttered a wish :) Do the video's contain tags that describe them? Or do you want to compare it based on other properties, such as sound-volume and hue?

      I are Troll :)

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        Mads115 wrote:

        Thanks in Advance

        For what? You didn't ask a question, you just uttered a wish :) Do the video's contain tags that describe them? Or do you want to compare it based on other properties, such as sound-volume and hue?

        I are Troll :)

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        I want to know how compare the Video files

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          I want to know how compare the Video files

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          What do you want to compare exactly? The size, the filename, the number of colors used, the content?

          I are Troll :)

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            What do you want to compare exactly? The size, the filename, the number of colors used, the content?

            I are Troll :)

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            if the two videos has similar clip it shld indicate it

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              if the two videos has similar clip it shld indicate it

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              Define "similar". Are two video's similar if they feature the same people, or are they similar if two different people do the same thing? All fun aside; a computer cannot "guess" what is happening in a video. You can compare properties, like length and sound. You can evaluate differences between individual frames, or even try to interpret a single frame (face recognition, OCR etc). But no, there is no easy way to compare the content of two video's that I'm aware of.

              I are Troll :)

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