Video Editing Script Generation via Resolution Downsampling
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing video editors occupy large storage and require high performance, leading to operational issues such as freezing when editing high-resolution videos.
Innovation Solution
Convert high-resolution videos into low-resolution image sequences, generate editing scripts based on user interactions, and send these scripts to a server for processing, reducing the computational load on the terminal device.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Manufacturing precision
If video editing is performed directly on high-resolution videos using traditional video editors, then editing precision and output quality are maintained, but device performance requirements increase and freezing occurs
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the video editing process into two distinct phases: a preview phase operating on low-resolution downsampled video data, and a final processing phase operating on the original high-resolution video data. This segmentation allows the interface and preview operations to run on resource-constrained devices while maintaining access to full-resolution data for final output, thus resolving the contradiction between editing precision and device stability.
2Adaptability or versatility
If traditional video editors process high-resolution videos locally, then editing functionality is complete, but storage occupation and performance requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an intermediary mechanism where low-resolution downsampled video data serves as a mediator between the user interface and the original high-resolution video data. The interface operates on this intermediary low-resolution data to provide full editing functionality with minimal storage occupation, while the original high-resolution data remains stored separately for final processing when needed.
3Speed
If video editing operations are performed on the terminal device, then real-time preview is achieved, but device performance requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent changes the resolution parameter of the video data used for preview operations. By downsampling the video data to a lower resolution for interface operations and real-time preview, the computational power and processing speed requirements are significantly reduced, allowing smooth preview performance on resource-constrained terminal devices while preserving the option to process original high-resolution data for final output.
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AI summary
The present disclosure describes techniques of editing a video. The techniques described in the present disclosure comprise converting a to-be-edited video comprising a plurality of frames into an image sequence comprising a plurality of images, wherein a resolution of each image in the image sequence is lower than a resolution of a corresponding frame in the to-be-edited video; generating a script of editing the to-be-edited video based at least in part on selecting and editing at least some of the plurality of images in the image sequence; displaying a preview of editing effects based on the script; and sending the script to a server computing device in response to determining the preview satisfies requirements, wherein the to-be-edited video is processed by the server computing device based on the script of editing the to-be edited video.