Abstract
The availability of high internet bandwidth instantaneously transfer the digital video multimedia object between two or work workstations. Additionally, the advent of digital technology can be mistreating by malicious user to replicate multiple identical copies of the original video illegally. These capabilities introduce the issue of developing the methods for protecting the copyright of video multimedia objects. The proposed technique suggested detecting the motion part of the video by applying heuristic method of histogram difference between two consecutive frames. Then powerful transformations, Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) and Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) are used to insert the different segment of the scrambled watermarks into different motion frames of the video. The experimental results show that the scheme is robust to unintentional and intentional video specific attacks which considered being frequently occurring attacks. The proposed algorithm has been contrasted with an existing DWT, DCT or hybrid-based approaches and is found to exhibit better robustness.
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