Watermarking is used in several areas such as CDNs (Content Delivery Networks), as part of the rights management system for counterfeit prevention. Watermarking schemes need some additional features in order to be used in digital cinema. In fact, extra watermarks are added to movies by cinema projectors in projection time, which help identify the cinema hall in which the illegal copy has been recorded. But distortions caused by hand vibrations and the point of view angle make it difficult to recover the watermark. This makes it necessary to be distortion-resistant for the watermarking schemes used in digital cinema. On the other hand, theatre owners would like to locate the camcorder that has recorded the pirate copy. This requires watermarking schemes to be able to estimate the distance and angle using the distributed pirate copy. In this chapter, we present a review on watermarking techniques specifically designed to attack the aforementioned problems.
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Title
A Survey on Piracy Protection Techniques in Digital Cinema Watermarking Schemes
Publication Details
Recent Trends in Communication Networks
Resource Type
Book chapter
Publisher
IntechOpen
Number of pages
14
Identifiers
9781838805067; 1838805060; 99381494054406600
Academic Unit
Cybersecurity and Information Technology; Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering
Language
Assamese; Belarusian; Chinese; English; Icelandic; Italian
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