Video completion has many applications in movie post-production, such as removing unwanted objects, artifacts, or logos. Most state-of-the-art video completion techniques are time-consuming in order to ensure spatial-temporal coherence. This paper presents a Fast Video Completion (FVC) technique that is based on patch-based synthesis and image registration. FVC generates key frames without the unwanted objects over the input video using a patch-based synthesis. The rest of the video completion process requires a low computing time using the registered prior frame. The results of the proposed technique show that FVC preserves the spatial-temporal coherence in an acceptable time, that makes the proposed technique is applicable for long videos.
Research Department
Research Journal
Intelligent Signal Processing and Communication Systems (ISPACS), 2014 International Symposium on
Research Member
Research Rank
3
Research Publisher
IEEE
Research Vol
Vol. 1
Research Year
2014
Research_Pages
pp. 200-204
Research Abstract