1. Vishnu Vardhan Reddy Mukku Mav ID : 1000989621 Email : vishnu.vardhanreddymukku@mavs.uta.eduvishnu.vardhanreddymukku@mavs.uta.edu Under the guidance of Dr. K. R. Rao

2. RDO -- Rate Distortion Optimization DCT -- Discrete Cosine Transform LSB -- Least Significant Bit HM -- Histogram Manipulation

3. Introduction H.264 compression basics Data representation schemes a)Bit plane replacement b)Spread spectrum c)Histogram manipulation d)Mapping rules e)Divisibility f)Matrix encoding Conclusions References

4. Information hiding refers to the process of inserting information into a host to serve specific purpose(s) [1]. Information hiding is also referred as data embedding. In video domain, the application of information hiding can be coarsely categorized as watermarking, steganography, error recovery (resilient), and general data embedding. Fig. 1. General framework of information hiding [1]

5. Introduction (Cont.) Need for Information hiding for the videos includes, 1) tracking illegal distribution of copyrighted video to secure business revenue. 2) hyperlinking related contents while ensuring the hyperlink information always stays intact with the video to enhance user experiences. 3)monitoring video broadcasts and Internet distributions to generate reports regarding when, where, and how many times a video has been streamed. Fig. 2. Original video (left) and visible watermarked video (right) [1]

6. H.264 encoder: Fig.3: H.264 hybrid video encoder [1]

7. An information hiding method can be illustrated by the relationship among state, entity, and the meaning of each state. Fig.4: State of the entity and its meaning for information hiding [1]

8. Fig.5: Classification of data representation schemes for information hiding in H.264 compressed video [1]

9. In this presentation the Commonly considered data representation schemes and the hiding venues were summarized. In the further steps are the implementation of the information hiding(water marking) using intra mode prediction and block size.

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