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Interactive contents authoring system based on XMT and BIFS

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Abstract

As the Internet has been widely used for all the area of industries, the traditional characteristics of communication and broadcasting has been merged into a new service such as interactivity based broadcasting. Under an interactive environment, viewers not only watch broadcasting programs provided from a contents provider such as traditional broadcastings, but also pass their requirements to a service provider, obtain supplementary information and search broadcasting programs on the basis of their individual component objects. In order to access a program in terms of its component contents, thus, it is required to compose a scene and have reactions on the basis of its individual objects rather than a whole program itself. Therefore, this paper introduces a new authoring system, which can easily and conveniently produce an interactive contents-based broadcasting program by using MPEG-4 technologies. The authoring system presented in this paper describes a program in terms of two formats such as a textual format (XMT) for readability and a binary format (BiFS) for transmission. Since the XMT format is a XML-like one, it is easier for a user to understand and edit a scene composition. Alterantively, BiFS is suitable for' transmission because of its binary property.

Original languageEnglish
Pages275-278
Number of pages4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2002
Event10th International Conference of Multimedia - Juan les Pins, France
Duration: 1 Dec 20026 Dec 2002

Conference

Conference10th International Conference of Multimedia
Country/TerritoryFrance
CityJuan les Pins
Period1/12/026/12/02

Keywords

  • Authoring system
  • Interactive contents
  • MPEG-4

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