Safe broadcast monitoring method based on video and audio comparison
A technology for safe broadcasting, video and audio, applied to color TV parts, TV system parts, TVs, etc., can solve problems such as static frames, inability to meet safe broadcasting, and excessive differences between left and right channels of audio signals , to achieve the effect of reducing workload and mental pressure, improving broadcast safety, and avoiding broadcast accidents
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[0035] For an embodiment of a safe broadcast monitoring method based on video and audio comparison, see figure 1 and figure 2 , the broadcasting device based on the method includes: a device 1 for providing a broadcasting signal source, and the broadcasting signal source includes: a video server signal 1-1, an emergency video recorder signal 1-2, and a line signal 1-3; and The device is connected with the main broadcast switching device 2 for broadcast signal switching, and the device is also connected with the standby broadcast switching device 3 for broadcast signal switching; The signal automatic switching device 4 for switching the output signal of the broadcast switching device and the output signal of the standby broadcast switching device; behind the automatic signal switching device is a signal transmission link 5, which is connected with a device 6 for receiving the broadcast signal; The broadcasting equipment also includes a two-way signal comparison device 7 for c...
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[0055] This embodiment is the first method for comparing the difference degree of video pictures in the safe broadcast monitoring method based on video and audio comparison, see embodiment 1, the comparison of the difference degree of the video picture is for each The arithmetic mean value of each YUV component difference of the frame video image is compared; the difference (SAD, sum-of-absolute-differences) of each YUV component of each frame video image of the two video signals participating in the comparison is calculated, and then Computes the arithmetic mean of the differences and compares them. Considering the randomness of fault signals, the sporadic nature of transmission equipment failures, and the concealment of malicious tampering, video images will be damaged and chrominance and luminance components will be lost. In addition, data block damage during encoding, decoding and transmission will also cause mosaics on the video screen. Using the above method to calculat...
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[0057] This embodiment is the second method for comparing the degree of difference of the video picture in the safe broadcast monitoring method based on video and audio comparison, referring to embodiment 1, the comparison of the degree of difference of the video picture is for each 8 on the video image *8 or 16*16 The comparison of the arithmetic mean of the Y component difference in the YUV component of the block. Since malicious tampering of video images often occurs in a local area during signal transmission, such as covering the scrolling subtitles below the original video image, in order to achieve a refined comparison of video images, the comparison of video image differences proposed in Example 1 The method is improved and optimized, the range of the arithmetic mean is narrowed, and the difference SAD is calculated for each 8*8 or 16*16 block on the video screen, and then the arithmetic mean is performed, and then compared. For the original broadcast signal and the rec...
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