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tical · 12-27-2008, 06:01 PM

I am in the middle creating something that will allow the user to:

1. Watermark a video with a username, ip & timestamp (or any string - such as a database record #) in multiple locations at different, random intervals in a way that is practically unnoticeable to the naked eye.

* Every major codec / format is supported.
* Watermarking can be done on streaming as well as downloaded (right click, save as) video - IN REAL TIME.
* Watermarks are not lost if the video has been re-encoded.
* Watermarks are not lost if the quality is changed (to a certain point).
* Watermarks are not lost if the video has been cropped or modified.
* It is nearly impossible (but mainly, not worth it) for anyone to try to locate & obstruct the watermarks.

2. Detect watermarks & provide you with a report of the findings.

3. Allow multiple "layers" of watermarking to support the producer -> website -> member model.

The solution is most likely going to end up hardware based, with very minimal integration requirements & NO VIDEO RE-ENCODING NEEDED!

What you do with violating members is up to you - I will just provide you with a way to find out who is doing what.

Anyone interested in something like this?

12-27-2008, 06:01 PM
tical Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 6,504	I am in the middle creating something that will allow the user to: 1. Watermark a video with a username, ip & timestamp (or any string - such as a database record #) in multiple locations at different, random intervals in a way that is practically unnoticeable to the naked eye. * Every major codec / format is supported. * Watermarking can be done on streaming as well as downloaded (right click, save as) video - IN REAL TIME. * Watermarks are not lost if the video has been re-encoded. * Watermarks are not lost if the quality is changed (to a certain point). * Watermarks are not lost if the video has been cropped or modified. * It is nearly impossible (but mainly, not worth it) for anyone to try to locate & obstruct the watermarks. 2. Detect watermarks & provide you with a report of the findings. 3. Allow multiple "layers" of watermarking to support the producer -> website -> member model. The solution is most likely going to end up hardware based, with very minimal integration requirements & NO VIDEO RE-ENCODING NEEDED! What you do with violating members is up to you - I will just provide you with a way to find out who is doing what. Anyone interested in something like this? __________________ 112.020.756 Last edited by tical; 12-27-2008 at 06:02 PM..