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I am attempting to create a steganographic program to hide data in videos. I intend to do this by changing the least significant bits of pixels in all or at least several frames.

The thing I'm getting stuck on is how to actually insert the data into the video. The data in every frame will be an encryption of the actual data I want to hide alongside the timestamp of the frame. The reason i include the timestamp is so that every one of them is different which makes it more difficult to detect. I have previously used FFMPEG to extract images from videos and then working with the images, so a solution using FFMPEG would be ideal but I am open to using whatever works.

So Is there any way to do this in Java?

Time efficiency isn't super important but it would obviously take forever to create a new copy of the video for every frame that is changed.

java ffmpeg mp4 steganography

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I am attempting to create a steganographic program to hide data in videos. I intend to do this by changing the least significant bits of pixels in all or at least several frames.

The thing I'm getting stuck on is how to actually insert the data into the video. The data in every frame will be an encryption of the actual data I want to hide alongside the timestamp of the frame. The reason i include the timestamp is so that every one of them is different which makes it more difficult to detect. I have previously used FFMPEG to extract images from videos and then working with the images, so a solution using FFMPEG would be ideal but I am open to using whatever works.

So Is there any way to do this in Java?

Time efficiency isn't super important but it would obviously take forever to create a new copy of the video for every frame that is changed.

java ffmpeg mp4 steganography

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 18:12

DavidDavid

11

add a comment | 

I am attempting to create a steganographic program to hide data in videos. I intend to do this by changing the least significant bits of pixels in all or at least several frames.

The thing I'm getting stuck on is how to actually insert the data into the video. The data in every frame will be an encryption of the actual data I want to hide alongside the timestamp of the frame. The reason i include the timestamp is so that every one of them is different which makes it more difficult to detect. I have previously used FFMPEG to extract images from videos and then working with the images, so a solution using FFMPEG would be ideal but I am open to using whatever works.

So Is there any way to do this in Java?

Time efficiency isn't super important but it would obviously take forever to create a new copy of the video for every frame that is changed.

java ffmpeg mp4 steganography

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 18:12

DavidDavid

11

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asked Mar 24 at 18:12

DavidDavid

11

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asked Mar 24 at 18:12

DavidDavid

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asked Mar 24 at 18:12

DavidDavid

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asked Mar 24 at 18:12

DavidDavid

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