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Originally Posted by PXN
Clearly a way better and cheaper solution that FSC/APAP fingerprinting approach.
Great post borked!
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well, to be honest, the solutions are not really comparable...
The OP was designed at *preventing* content ever being able to get uploaded. Then it evolved to involve injecting use data to track the pirate down, then it evolved to finding copyrighted content to help automate the process in finding copyrighted content already out there.
The FSC solution is to prevent content getting onto those tube sites that are a part of the circle, which I'm not too hot about since that leaves the others free to do as they please.
Let's just say they are
complementary approaches to the same goal.
My goal is to evolve the thread to be able to detect movies, but that I fear may never happen outside of a "proof of concept" sandbox due to the bandwidth involved, but hey, I can surprise myself sometime
All this knowledge btw is already out there in forms of scientific papers who have shown ways to detect identical/similar images/videos. The hard part is implementing it in a real-world cost-effective situation.