Abstract
Along with the ever-growing Web, the objectionable videos are easy to spread and have become aserious problem for employers. Besides, they fall in the productivity of employees and may causeeven legal problems. In this paper, we present a practical technique to examine the obsceneness ofthe video that is transmitted through the internal network. This paper does not describe the steps ofacquiring a video packet and its decoding process because there are a lot of ways of how to do it.The proposed technique is designed as a multiple procedure to use the least amount of resources inthe system. In addition, this technique has an advantage that can block the video playback beforeobscene scene is exposed because the video is filtered on a frame-by-frame basis. The experimentalresults show an accuracy of 94% is about the videos of various genres collected at a random.
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