Abstract

The widespread utilization of mobile devices and the proliferation of video content, facilitated by communication networks, has unfortunately led to issues such as data piracy, illegal usage, and unauthorized sharing. To address these challenges, digital watermarking emerges as a crucial tool, serving purposes such as authentication, maintaining integrity, and identifying rightful owners. In the realm of video watermarking, two primary categories exist: watermarking in the compressed domain and watermarking in the uncompressed domain. Compressed domain watermarking involves expedited data processing through partial video decoding, whereas uncompressed domain watermarking requires more time. This article proposes a novel video watermarking methodology designed specifically to withstand geometric attacks. The proposed method aims to dynamically embed watermarks within video content, thereby enhancing resilience against various geometric distortions. Geometric attacks, including scaling, rotation, cropping, and translation, pose significant challenges in digital watermarking and are thus a focal point of this research. The objective is to integrate this approach with complex video coding standards, leveraging compression domain techniques to fortify resistance against geometric attacks. Tests show that the suggested video watermarking system works well. Not only does it excel in safeguarding against geometric attacks, but it also mitigates perceptual quality degradation, thus ensuring a balance between robustness and visual fidelity. As the prevalence of video content continues to grow, robust watermarking techniques like the one presented here play a vital role in preserving intellectual property rights and ensuring the integrity of multimedia content in the digital age.

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