I need a dataset of uncompressed videos for a forensic task if any member has the dataset of uncompressed videos or Dataset of compressed videos with known frame sequence kindly share with me.
Sahib Khan There are a number of publicly available video datasets that may be relevant for your forensic work. Among the most popular datasets are:
The Video DNA collection contains uncompressed and compressed movies with known frame sequences. It may be used for video content identification as well as video forensics.
The VGG Face dataset contains a huge number of face videos, some of which have been compressed. Uncompressed and compressed movies with known frame sequences are included in the collection.
The Youtube-8M dataset contains millions of video URLs as well as annotations for each video. This collection includes both compressed and uncompressed videos.
The UCF101 dataset contains a wide range of behaviors captured in films, such as daily activities and sports. This collection includes both compressed and uncompressed videos.
These are just a few examples; there are many additional datasets available on the internet depending on the task and the source from which it was acquired.
You should also look for datasets that are specialized to your field of study or application, since there may be domain-specific datasets that are more relevant to your goal.
You might also look for datasets on famous data-sharing sites like Kaggle, which has a big amount of datasets linked to many study disciplines including computer vision and video analysis.
Remember that certain datasets may have legal or copyright restrictions on their usage, so read and understand any terms and conditions before utilizing the dataset in your work.
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