Data hiding is a process of embedding information into the host medium and is an important process in security. Video data hiding is a very important research topic due to the design complexities involved. In general, due to the wide presence and the tolerance of human perceptual systems involved visual and aural media are preferred. The methods vary depending on the nature of such media and the general structure of data hiding process does not depend on the host media type. However, most of the video data hiding methods utilize uncompressed video data. Recent video data hiding techniques are focused on the characteristics generated by video compressing standards. The main objective of this research work is to propose a new video data hiding method that makes use of correction capability of repeat accumulate codes and superiority of forbidden zone data hiding (FZDH). FZDH is used for no alteration is allowed while data hiding process. The framework is tested by all kinds of videos such as .mp4, .3gp, .avi etc., and gets successful output for all video data hiding process. The proposed scheme is hiding the video data to provide security by encryption and decryption process. The simulation results show that the process of hiding the video data enforce security in higher level.

FZDH, data hiding, encrypt process, decrypt process, superiority

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