Abstract: Systems and methods of associating a replay with an event in an input video comprise: identifying, by a processor, an event captured in the input video and at least one replay included in the input video; assigning, by the processor, a first probability value to the event indicating a probability that at least one replay of the event is included in the input video; assigning, by the processor, a second probability value to each of a plurality of replay segments of the input video indicating a probability that the respective replay segment is related to the event; for each of the plurality of replay segments, calculating, by the processor, a matching value based on the first and second probability values; and associating, by the processor, the event with each of the plurality of replay segments for which the matching value is within a predefined threshold range.

Abstract: A system and method may analyze an input video content to produce analysis results. An event captured in the input video content may be identified based on the analysis results. A start time and an end time of a segment of the input video content, the segment including the event, may be determined and, an output video content may be generated by including the segment in the output video content.

Abstract: Systems and methods of associating a replay with an event in an input video comprise: identifying, by a processor, an event captured in the input video and at least one replay included in the input video; assigning, by the processor, a first probability value to the event indicating a probability that at least one replay of the event is included in the input video; assigning, by the processor, a second probability value to each of a plurality of replay segments of the input video indicating a probability that the respective replay segment is related to the event; for each of the plurality of replay segments, calculating, by the processor, a matching value based on the first and second probability values; and associating, by the processor, the event with each of the plurality of replay segments for which the matching value is within a predefined threshold range.

Abstract: Systems and methods of generating a new media data element from a source media data element, including: receiving the source media data element including one or more frames; applying a machine learning algorithm to predict at least one first Region of Interest (ROI) in one or more of the at least one frames; and cropping, the one or more frames to generate a new media data element based on the predicted at least one first ROI.

Abstract: Systems and methods of synchronizing multiple media streams, including identifying a time stamp for a plurality of cuts in a master stream, identifying a corresponding time stamp for each of a plurality of cuts in at least one secondary stream, determining a first set of time differences between the identified time stamps of consecutive cuts in the master stream and at least a second set of time differences between the identified time stamps of consecutive cuts in the at least one secondary stream, calculating at least one time offset between the master stream and at least one secondary stream for each pair of consecutive cuts in the master stream, and synchronizing the master stream and the secondary stream based on the at least one time offset.

Abstract: Systems and methods of generating a new media data element from a source media data element, including: receiving the source media data element including one or more frames; applying a machine learning algorithm to predict at least one first Region of Interest (ROI) in one or more of the at least one frames; and cropping, the one or more frames to generate a new media data element based on the predicted at least one first ROI.

Abstract: Systems and methods of synchronizing multiple media streams, including identifying a time stamp for a plurality of cuts in a master stream, identifying a corresponding time stamp for each of a plurality of cuts in at least one secondary stream, determining a first set of time differences between the identified time stamps of consecutive cuts in the master stream and at least a second set of time differences between the identified time stamps of consecutive cuts in the at least one secondary stream, calculating at least one time offset between the master stream and at least one secondary stream for each pair of consecutive cuts in the master stream, and synchronizing the master stream and the secondary stream based on the at least one time offset.

Abstract: A system and method may analyze an input video content to produce analysis results. An event captured in the input video content may be identified based on the analysis results. A start time and an end time of a segment of the input video content, the segment including the event, may be determined and, an output video content may be generated by including the segment in the output video content.