A search engine for videos could be developed using our Video Fingerprinting SDK – a unique, revolutionary service implementing a video-by-video search functionality that would be the first of its kind.

It could also be used to keep track of how often the ad is viewed.

Set-top box software could use video fingerprints to develop interactive advertisements by identifying when specific TV ads are shown and displaying a clickable URL to allow the user to access the product website.

Video Organizer software could use video fingerprints to identify copies of the same movie or video clip, despite differences in format, resolution, or bit-rate, and group them together.

The video fingerprint of each new submission would be compared to the database of the fingerprints of existing videos, checking to make sure they are different and blocking duplicate submissions. A video fingerprint would be extracted from each video in the archive.

A video archive service could use video fingerprints to save space and block duplicate uploads.

A database of video fingerprints of the copyrighted material would be developed and compared to the video fingerprints materials submitted by users to prevent the illegal submission of pirated videos. An online video hosting service, such as YouTube, could use video fingerprints to avoid copyright infringement.

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