User-generated content (UGC) and professionally generated content (PGC) platforms are two common scenarios in the video industry where video content can be freely uploaded and shared. However, there may be a high number of uploaded videos that contain inappropriate information. Therefore, it is necessary to assist users in building a green and healthy social network environment.
Generally, a UGC or PGC video platform interacts with content providers, content consumers, and VOD in the following ways (for more information on steps 1-3, please see Upload from Client):
FileId
and playback URL of the uploaded video.After getting video upload information in step 3, the application publishes the video and allows the consumer in step 4 to request the playback URL to play the video. Videos with inappropriate information are thus exposed to content consumers.
VOD can perform intelligent video content recognition on a video and offer a suggestion (human review or approval) in the recognition result. Based on the suggestion, the application backend can determine whether to publish the video:
After video content recognition is enabled in VOD, the application backend can efficiently recognize and filter out inappropriate videos. The recommended use process is as follows:
FileId
and playback URL of the uploaded video.procedure
parameter during generation of the upload signature.After steps 4–6 are added, the process above can ensure that the video obtained by the content consumer in step 7 is verified as compliant by intelligent recognition.
Note:The process here takes the "review before release" approach, i.e., only videos that pass intelligent recognition can be published. You can also use the "release before review" mode based on your needs, i.e., videos are published upon successful upload and will be removed if they are identified as inappropriate after intelligent recognition.
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