Sony Corporation

Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.

Videogorillas LLC

Sony Pictures Technologies Inc.

Oleksandr Zhukov

Jason Brahms

Oleg Sharov

Ryan Kido

Andrii Iakovenko

Logging events in a media file, including: providing a logger tool to allow a user to view media in multiple ways and to capture and validate key events within the media file; and tracking and logging events in the media file by adding information to the media file including locations of bars and tone, slates, content, logos, commercial blacks, quality control issues, subtitles, and captions.

Logging events in media files

Comparing images, including: selecting a target image; selecting one or more search images; comparing the target image to a negative image corresponding to each search image to generate an image comparison score for each search image; and identifying the search image with the best image comparison score. Keywords include logging events and frame matching.

Logging events in media files including frame matching

Systems and methods for image analysis and recognition are disclosed, in particular the methods for interest point description. An interest point and its surrounding area is broken into subareas, a frequency domain description of each area is created by applying discrete Fourier transform (DFT). Frequency domain features are than coded bitwise by comparing them to predefined thresholds. Subsequently, the present invention provides alternative or improved methods and data structures for interest point description that may reduce memory consumption and allow fast bitwise matching.

Frequency domain interest point descriptor

Systems and methods are disclosed for correlating sensor inputs with content stream intervals and selectively requesting and transmitting content streams. In one implementation, a processing device receives a content stream from a media capture device. The processing device correlates one or more chronological intervals of the content stream with one or more first inputs, the one or more first inputs originating from one or more sensors. The processing device processes the one or more first inputs to identify an incidence of one or more phenomena. Based on an identification of the incidence of the one or more phenomena, the processing device selects at least one of the one or more chronological intervals of the content stream that correspond to the one or more phenomena.

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Kyiv, Ukraine

Oleksandr Zhukov