Web Service of Automatic Highlight Generation for Small Audience Livestreams

Student: Drankou Pavel

Educational Programme: System and Software Engineering (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2021

Highlight generation and subsequent video production process require a lot of effort, time and money, especially for small communities and media personalities with tiny audiences. The paper shows how the generation and production process can be automated given the fact that the audience is small. It defines a chat history-based algorithm and the required environment and infrastructure needed for proper utilization. Web-based highlight generation and video production service architecture and algorithm elements are being demonstrated and discussed respectively.

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