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Based on this thread I developed a new idea: as the vertical stripes look the same and are on the same position all over the screen, I copied the pattern and spread it all over the screen. My goal is now to compare all pixel of the current image of the video with pixels of the reference image and whenever the same pattern comes through, the background should be set to white.

Pixel by pixel comparison is bad, though, as it is about the pattern and not occasionally the same colors.

How do I do this in a performant way?

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If you need pattern matching, then try searching for it, use Google. Pattern matching is not implemented in AForge.NET Framework, so can not recommend much.

If your pattern (lines, whatever) is always at the same location, then image subtraction could help or some other techniques.

When you say pixel by pixel is not fast, what do you mean? If you use something like GetPixel(), then forget about - it will never be fast. If you already use pointers and it is still not fast enough, then it looks like you are doing quite some heavy weight algorithm.