SenseID Private Cloud
1.8.0, English, 1v1
1.8.0, English, 1v1
  • Introduction
  • Release Notes
  • Installation Manual
    • Revision History
    • 1 System Requirements
    • 2 UDID
    • 3 License Activation
    • 4 Service Deployment
    • 5 Deployment FAQ
  • Operation Manual
    • Revision History
    • 1 License Change and Renew
    • 2 Photo and Video Encryption
    • 3 Photo and Video Standards
    • 4 Update
    • 5 Error Codes
  • API Manual
    • Revision History
    • 1 Face Compare (Stateless)
      • 1.1 /identity/image_verification/stateless
      • 1.2 /identity/multiface_image_omni_verification/stateless
      • 1.3 /identity/liveness_image_verification/stateless
      • 1.4 /identity/silent_image_verification/stateless
    • 2 Quality Check
      • 2.1 /quality/face/stateless
    • 3 Liveness Detection
      • 3.1 /liveness/silent_detection/stateless
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  1. Operation Manual

3 Photo and Video Standards

This page describes the standards of input photos and videos for using the SenseID API.

3.1 Input photo standards

  1. The photo format should be one of the following. JPG (JPEG) ,BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF The recommended format is JPG (JPEG).

  2. The width and height of the photo should be at least 32 pixels and no more than 5,000 pixels. The recommended size is 640*480 pixels.

  3. The size of the photo file must be 5MB or less. The larger the size, the more the processing performance will be affected. We recommend compressing the photo file to 100KB.

3.2 Input video standards

  1. Most common video formats are supported. Include but not restrict to MP4, AVI, FLV, WMV, MOV, RM

    The recommended format is MP4.

  2. The width and height of the video should be at least 8 pixels and no more than 5,000px. The recommended size is 640*480 pixels.

  3. The size of the video file must be 16MB or less. The larger the size, the more the processing performance will be affected. We recommend compressing the video file to about 500KB to 1MB.

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