ABSTRACT
In this demonstration, we present a 3D reconstruction and enrichment system for broadcast soccer video to enhance the consumers' viewing experience. The system can reconstruct not only the goalmouth scene but also the midfield scene as well. Furthermore, the reconstructed video is enriched by music and illustrations of the video contents. In the reconstructed videos, we have eliminated the ball deformation and unnecessary camera changes though smoothing the camera parameters.
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- A 3D reconstruction and enrichment system for broadcast soccer video
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