Question

Are there any Open Source Digital Video Fingerprinting initiatives?

ie: Something that could compare two video files of disparate quality but indicate they are of the same event, program etc.

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Solution

If you consider video as a sequence of individual frames and compare key frames, then these previous answers provide some suggestions / algorithms / places to start:

OTHER TIPS

I'm aware of pHash, haven't tested it though but it provides bindings for several programming languages.

I am not aware of open-source - but you are basically searching for this:

http://yuvsoft.com/technologies/video_matching/

They sell the code that lets you do what you are looking for.

This is not open source but Gracenote has a product to do the trick: http://www.gracenote.com/products/videoid/

Edit: Looks like the original product is gone but they do this: http://www.gracenote.com/video/media-recognition-and-insights/

Edit 2: here is the latest link: http://www.gracenote.com/video/media-recognition/

'Duplicate Video Search' is a shareware application you can download and use, but it is not Open Source: http://duplicatevideosearch.com/

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