Video content based on multiple capture devices
AssigneeMotorola Mobility LLC
InventorsAmit Kumar Agrawal, Rahul Bharat Desai, William Ryan
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Abstract
Techniques for video content based on multiple capture devices are described and are implementable to enable multiple video capture devices to be utilized for a video feed. Generally, the described implementations enable video content captured by multiple video capture devices to be utilized, such as to integrate different instances of video content into a merged video content stream. In at least one implementation this provides higher quality video attributes to be utilized than is provided by utilizing a single video content source.
Claims20
A method, comprising:
- determining that a first device with a first video capture device and a second device with a second video capture device are available to capture video content of a visual scene;
- receiving first extracted visual features extracted from first video content captured by the first video capture device and second extracted visual features extracted from second video content captured by the second video capture device, the first extracted visual features including one or more background features from the visual scene and the second extracted visual features including one of more human features from the visual scene;
- presenting view adjustment guidance on one or more of the first device or the second device indicating that the first device is to be repositioned for capturing the first video content;
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- merging the first extracted visual features and the second extracted visual features into merged video content that includes the one or more background features extracted from the first video content and the one or more human features extracted from the visual scene.
An apparatus comprising:
- a processing system implemented at least in part in hardware of the apparatus;
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- a memory storing instructions that are executable by the processing system to:
- determine that a first device with a first video capture device and a second device with a second video capture device are available to capture video content of a visual scene;
- inspect first video content captured via the first video capture device to determine whether a human gaze is detected in the first video content that substantially corresponds to a human gaze detected in second video content captured by the second video capture device;
- determine, in an event that a human gaze is detected in the first video content that substantially corresponds to a human gaze detected in the second video content, to utilize the first video content as video content for a video feed;
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- determine, in an event that a human gaze is not detected in the first video content that substantially corresponds to a human gaze detected in the second video content, to generate merged video content utilizing a first subset of one or more visual features extracted from the first video content and a second subset of one or more visual features extracted from the second video content captured by the second video capture device, and to utilize the merged video content for the video feed.
A system comprising:
- one or more processors;
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- one or more computer-readable storage media storing instructions that are executable by the one or more processors to:
- determine that a first device with a first video capture device and a second device with a second video capture device are available to capture video content of a visual scene;
- compare a first field of view of the visual scene of the first video capture device to a second field of view of the visual scene of the second video capture device to determine that the first field of view does not correspond to the second field of view;
- present view adjustment guidance indicating that the first device is to be repositioned;
- detect that the first device is repositioned such that the first field of view corresponds with the second field of view;
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- merge a first subset of one or more visual features extracted from first video content captured via the first video capture device with a second subset of one or more visual features extracted from second video content captured via the second video capture device to generate merged video content.
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