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In a previous paper [ arXiv:1508.03269 ] we described the techniques wesuccessfully employed for automatically reconstructing the whole move sequenceof a Go game by means of a set of pictures. Now we describe how it is possibleto reconstruct the move sequence by means of a video stream (which may beprovided by an unattended webcam), possibly in real-time. Although the basicalgorithms remain the same, we will discuss the new problems that arise whendealing with videos, with special care for the ones that could block areal-time analysis and require an improvement of our previous techniques oreven a completely brand new approach. Eventually we present a number ofpreliminary but positive experimental results supporting the effectiveness ofthe software we are developing, built on the ideas here outlined.

Moving to VideoKifu: the last steps toward a fully automatic record-keeping of a Go game