Method of searching for clip differences in recorded video data of a surveillance system
First Claim
1. A method of searching for clip differences in recorded video data of a surveillance system, comprising:
- dividing recorded video data of a surveillance system into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of first clips simultaneously on a display, wherein each first clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the recorded video data;
selecting the first clip having the maximum difference compared with an adjacent first clip;
dividing the time period represented by the selected first clip into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of second clips simultaneously on the display, wherein each second clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the selected first clip;
selecting the second clip having the maximum difference compared with an adjacent second clip;
displaying the selected second clip for determining the exact time point having the maximum difference in the selected second clip when the time period represented by the selected second clip is shorter than a predetermined time period; and
dividing the time period represented by the selected second clip into a plurality of time periods to repeatedly use the next layer of clips to determine the exact time point having the maximum difference between the next layer of clips when the time period represented by the selected second clip is not shorter than the predetermined time period.
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Abstract
A method of searching for clip differences in recorded video data of a surveillance system. The method includes the following steps. First, a plurality of first clips are displayed simultaneously on a display. Each first clip displays the same scene but a different time period of the recorded video data. Next, a first clip having the maximum difference compared with adjacent first clips is selected. Next, the time period represented by the selected first clip is further divided into a plurality of time periods and a plurality of second clips are displayed on the display. Each second clip displays the same scene but a different time period of the selected first clip. Subsequent layers of clips are repeatedly divided until the exact time point having the maximum difference is found.
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19 Claims
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1. A method of searching for clip differences in recorded video data of a surveillance system, comprising:
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dividing recorded video data of a surveillance system into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of first clips simultaneously on a display, wherein each first clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the recorded video data;
selecting the first clip having the maximum difference compared with an adjacent first clip;
dividing the time period represented by the selected first clip into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of second clips simultaneously on the display, wherein each second clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the selected first clip;
selecting the second clip having the maximum difference compared with an adjacent second clip;
displaying the selected second clip for determining the exact time point having the maximum difference in the selected second clip when the time period represented by the selected second clip is shorter than a predetermined time period; and
dividing the time period represented by the selected second clip into a plurality of time periods to repeatedly use the next layer of clips to determine the exact time point having the maximum difference between the next layer of clips when the time period represented by the selected second clip is not shorter than the predetermined time period. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method of searching for clip differences in recorded video data of a surveillance system, comprising:
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dividing the recorded video data of a surveillance system into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of first clips simultaneously on a display, wherein each first clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the recorded video data;
selecting the first clip having the maximum difference compared with the next first clip;
dividing the time period represented by the selected first clip into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of second clips simultaneously on the display, wherein each second clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the selected first clip;
selecting the second clip having the maximum difference compared with the next second clip;
displaying the selected second clip for searching out the exact time point having the maximum difference in the selected second clip when the time period represented by the selected second clip is shorter than a predetermined time period;
dividing the time period represented by the selected second clip into a plurality of time periods to repeatedly use the next layer of clips to search out the exact time point having the maximum difference between the next layer of clips when the time period represented by the selected second clip is not shorter than the predetermined time period; and
dividing the time period represented by the selected clip into a plurality of time periods, displaying the divided clips and selecting the divided clip having the maximum difference compared with the next divided clip repeatedly until the exact time point having the maximum difference in the recorded video data is found. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A method of searching for clip differences in recorded video data of a surveillance system, comprising:
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dividing the recorded video data of a surveillance system into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of first clips simultaneously on a display, wherein each first clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the recorded video data;
selecting the first clip having the maximum difference compared with the next first clip when there is a practical clip difference between at least two first clips;
selecting the last first clip when there is no practical clip difference between the first clips;
dividing the time period represented by the selected first clip into a plurality of time periods;
displaying a plurality of second clips simultaneously on the display, wherein each second clip displays a same scene but a different time period of the selected first clip;
selecting the second clip having the maximum difference compared with the next second clip when there is a practical clip difference between at least two second clips;
selecting the last second clip when there is no practical clip difference between the second clips;
displaying the selected second clip for searching out the exact time point having the maximum difference in the selected second clip when the time period represented by the selected second clip is shorter than a predetermined time period;
dividing the time period represented by the selected second clip into a plurality of time periods to repeatedly use the next layer of clips to search out when the time period represented by the selected second clip is not shorter than the predetermined time period; and
dividing the time period represented by the selected clip into a plurality of time periods, displaying the divided clips and selecting the divided clip having the maximum difference compared with the next divided clip repeatedly until the exact time point having the maximum difference in the recorded video data is found. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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