Package Essence Analysis Kit
AssigneeHome Box Office, Inc.
InventorElmer Gehman Musser, JR.
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Abstract
Systems and methods are disclosed herein to a package essence analysis method comprising receiving, by a computer, first and second video files; indexing, by a computer, the first and second video files; decoding, by a computer, a selected frame of the first video file by referencing a first frame image using the index of the first video file; decoding, by a computer, a selected frame of the second video file by referencing a second frame image using the index of the second video file; and performing, by a computer, video quality analysis by comparing the decoded selected frame of the first video file to the decoded selected frame of the second video file.
Claims20
A computer implemented method of analyzing a video package essence, the method comprising:
- receiving, by a computer, first and second video files;
- indexing, by a computer, the first and second video files;
- decoding, by a computer, a selected frame of the first video file by referencing a first frame image using the index of the first video file;
- decoding, by a computer, a selected frame of the second video file by referencing a second frame image using the index of the second video file;
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- performing, by a computer, video quality analysis by comparing the decoded selected frame of the first video file to the decoded selected frame of the second video file.
A computer program product for performing video quality analysis comprising a non-transient computer readable medium having a computer readable program, wherein the computer readable program includes a video analyzer module that when executed on a processor causes a computer to:
- receive first and second video files;
- index the first and second video files;
- decode a selected frame of the first video file by referencing a first frame image using the index of the first video file;
- decode a selected frame of the second video file by referencing a second frame image using the index of the second video file;
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- perform video quality analysis by comparing the decoded selected frame of the first video file to the decoded selected frame of the second video file.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.