Systems and methods to edit videos to remove and/or conceal audible commands
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsSean J. W. Lawrence, Deepti Patil
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Abstract
Systems and methods to edit videos having voice commands are disclosed herein. An example video editing system includes memory, machine readable instructions, processor circuitry to at least one of instantiate or execute the machine readable instructions to: detect an audible command in audio data, the audible command to control at least one of a function, an operation, a setting, or a state of a controllable device, edit the audio data to remove the audible command, and cause a file including video data and the audio data to be saved.
Claims18
A video editing system comprising:
- memory;
- machine readable instructions;
- and
- at least one processor circuit to at least one of instantiate or execute the machine readable instructions to:
- detect a first audible command in audio data, the first audible command to control at least one of a function, an operation, a setting, or a state of a controllable device;
- determine whether a human face appears in video data during a first time segment corresponding to the first audible command;
- in response to determining the human face appears in the video data during the first time segment, remove respective portions of the audio data and the video data corresponding to the first time segment;
- detect a second audible command in the audio data;
- determine whether the human face appears in the video data during a second time segment corresponding to the second audible command;
- in response to determining the human face does not appear in the video data during the second time segment, edit the audio data to remove the second audible command without changing the video data corresponding to the second time segment;
- and
- cause a file including video data and the audio data to be saved.
A non-transitory machine readable storage medium comprising instructions to be executed to cause at least one processor circuit to at least:
- execute an artificial intelligence model to detect an audible command in audio data, the audible command to control at least one of a function, an operation, a setting, or a state of a controllable device;
- determine whether the audible command is an explicit command or an implicit command, an explicit command being a direct command to control the controllable device, an implicit command being part of a user's speech or conversation intended for consumption by a human;
- in response to determining the audible command is an explicit command, modify the audio data corresponding to the audible command to at least one of remove or hide the audible command;
- in response to determining the audible command is an implicit command, not modify the audio data corresponding to the audible command to at least one of remove or hide the audible command;
- and
- cause storage of a file including the modified audio data.
An electronic device comprising:
- a camera;
- a microphone;
- memory;
- machine readable instructions;
- and
- at least one processor circuit to at least one of instantiate or execute the machine readable instructions to:
- access video data output by the camera and audio data output by the microphone during a video recording session;
- detect a first audible command in the audio data, the first audible command to control at least one of a function, an operation, a setting, or a state of the camera;
- determine whether a human face appears in the video data during a first time segment corresponding to the first audible command;
- in response to determining the human face appears in the video data during the first time segment, remove respective portions of the audio data and the video data corresponding to the first time segment;
- detect a second audible command in the audio data;
- determine whether the human face appears in the video data during a second time segment corresponding to the second audible command;
- in response to determining the human face does not appear in the video data during the second time segment, edit the audio data to remove the second audible command without changing the video data corresponding to the second time segment;
- and
- cause a video file including the video data and the audio data to be saved.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.