Content-based representation and retrieval of visual media: A state-of-the-art review Page 1
Multimedia Tools and Applications 3, 179-202 (1996) @ 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers …

Today a considerable amount of video data in multimedia databases requires sophisticated
indices for its effective use. Manual indexing is the most effective method to do this, but it is …

Temporal video segmentation is the first step towards automatic annotation of digital video
for browsing and retrieval. This article gives an overview of existing techniques for video …

Several rapid scene analysis algorithms for detecting scene changes and flashlight scenes
directly on compressed video are proposed. These algorithms operate on the DC sequence …

A number of automated shot-change detection methods for indexing a video sequence to
facilitate browsing and retrieval have been proposed. Many of these methods use color …

We present a method to automatically localize captions in JPEG compressed images and
the I-frames of MPEG compressed videos. Caption text regions are segmented from …

The need for content-based access to image and video information from media archives has
captured the attention of researchers in recent years. Research efforts have led to the …

Video indexing requires the efficient segmentation of video into scenes. The video is first
segmented into shots and a set of key-frames is extracted for each shot. Typical scene …

We present HiLight, a new form of real-time screen-camera communication without showing
any coded images (eg, barcodes) for off-the-shelf smart devices. HiLight encodes data into …

This paper proposes a new method that combines the intensity and motion information to
detect scene changes such as abrupt scene changes and gradual scene changes. Two …