Media Identification

Find the same media after the file has changed.

TECXIPIO creates a fingerprint from known media, compares submitted images or video, and returns a match record.

Fictional example · illustrative match record

Known reference

Fictional unbranded soccer match used as the known reference

Match record

Matching segment

Reference
Match 14 · fictional
Submitted media
Short video clip
Result
Matching segment found
Matching segment
67:18–67:26

From known media to a match record.

The reference, submitted media and result stay connected through one clear process.

  1. Reference

    Create a fingerprint from known media.

  2. Compare

    Compare submitted images or video with the reference.

  3. Match record

    Return the matching segment in a match record.

Match media after common file changes.

Compare submitted images or video with the known reference, even when the file no longer looks identical.

  1. Crop

    Cropped version of fictional unbranded soccer footage
  2. Mirror

    Mirrored version of fictional unbranded soccer footage
  3. Resize/compress

    Resized and compressed version of fictional unbranded soccer footage
  4. Overlay

    Fictional unbranded soccer footage with a neutral overlay
  5. Picture-in-picture

    Fictional unbranded soccer footage shown as picture-in-picture
Fictional, unbranded footage · illustrative file changes

Match soccer footage across clips.

Use a known match as the reference, then compare submitted clips with it. The match record identifies the corresponding segment for review.

The match and footage shown here are fictional and unbranded.

Choose how to use Media Identification.

Use the API or run the full matching workflow on premises.

API

Connect media matching to your own product or workflow.

On premises

Run the full workflow within your own environment.

What a match means.

A match shows that submitted media corresponds to a known reference. It does not decide ownership, permission, infringement or enforcement.

See Media Identification with your own media.

Tell us what media you need to compare and how you want to use the results.