Hello,
By the way, you would not be interested in developing a logo-detection
filter, per chance? Something that detects is a certain rectangle is
likely to contain a logo and computes its bounding box.
Currently, I don't need it so much, but nonetheless I though a bit about it:
1)
Is there an "average" filter (or some filter that can be used like
this)? I mean, a filter which creates the average of every one pixel for
the whole video? (The last picture would then be the average of the
whole video.)
I assume that the average value is "some grey", with some noise in it.
The logo should be visible.
Then use "edgedetect" and we have the logo. Afterwards, some "eq" to
make everything else black. Then "cropdetect". :)
Could this work? I would play a bit with this, but don't know how to
calculate the "average" easy. Any ideas?
2)
If something like this would work, is it intended to reuse existing
ffmpeg filters in other ffmpeg filters? Do other filters combine logic
from existing filters (making them available with one filter string in
the filter graph)?
3)
Playing around with edgedetection a bit (I wanted to mask edges and use
a denoiser only in the remaining areas), I saw there seems no filter to
convert a grey-level picture into pure black and white and no "and",
"or", "invert" etc. filters, right? Or didn't I find them?
4)
What should be the result of the filter? A text file with coordinates of
the most likely position, or a list of positions and likelihood in
percentage? I mean, the user has to check manually afterwards if the
detection worked and call ffmpeg again with removing the logo at the
given coordinates, right?
Regards, Uwe
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