Object Inpainting for Video Repairing

Video inpainting is a vital video improvement technique used to repair or editing of digital videos. Video inpainting is the technique in which the damaged frames are extracted from the entire video and after that the damaged area is selected and this selected areas are filled by pasting the best match patch from the neighboring or current frame and these newly repaired frames are replaced by old damaged frames. Video inpainting is used to remove unwanted object and texture is reconstructed in the entire video while maintaining the consistent flow of video. The main objective is to generate an inpainted area that is merged seamlessly into the video. The proposed method involves the step preprocessing, motion inpainting and exemplar based inpainting. The step of preprocessing involves segmenting each frame of a video into foreground and background, detecting the foreground objects and then tracking those detected objects. The motion inpainting step will fill the holes created by the occluding object by copying information from object templates generated in preprocessing step. The last step of exemplar based inpainting will fill the remaining holes. The main aim of this research is to look for improving accuracy of interframe transition and Time.