Digital Content Annotation and Transcoding
1st Edition
Published on 1. January 2002
260 pages
978-1-58053-603-5 (ISBN)
Description
Today, as industry professionals are identifying and targeting distinct segments in broadcast and Web audiences, the challenge is to create digital content that can be tailored and personalized to reach these distinct and differing audience segments. Transcoding and annotation are the methods that more and more engineers in the industry are using to create this type of digital content. This leading-edge book provides the in-depth technical details of transcoding and annotation that you need to create accessible and reusable digital content capable of being tailored and personalized.
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Katashi Nagao
Digital Content Annotation and Transcoding
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Artech House Publishers
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- 1. Introduction: Survival in Infromation Deluge
- 1.1 Digital Content Technology
- 1.2 Problems of On-Line Content
- 1.3 Extension of Digital Content
- 1.4 Organization of this Book
- References
- 2. Transcoding: A Technique to Transform Digital Content
- 2.1 Representation of Digital Content
- 2.2 Content Adaptation
- 2.3 Transcoding by Proxy Servers
- 2.4 Content Personalization
- 2.5 Framework for Transcoding
- 2.6 More Advanced Transcoding
- References
- 3. Annotation: A Technique to Extend Digital Content
- 3.1 Frameworks of Metadata
- 3.2 Creation of Annotations
- 3.3 Applications of Annotation
- 3.4 More on Annotation
- References
- 4. Semantic Annotation and Transcoding: Towards Semantically Sharable Digital Content
- 4.1 Semantics and Grounding
- 4.2 Content Analysis Techniques
- 4.3 Semantic Annotation
- 4.4 Semantic Transcoding
- 4.5 Text Transcoding
- 4.6 Image Transcoding
- 4.7 Voice Transcoding
- 4.8 Multimedia Transcoding
- 4.9 More Advanced Applications
- 4.10 Concluding Remarks
- References
- 5. Future Directions of Digital Content Technology
- 5.1 Content Management and Distribution for Media Businesses
- 5.2 Intelligent Content with Agent Technology
- 5.3 Situated Content with Ubiquitous Computing
- 5.4 Towards Social Information Infrastructures
- 5.5 Final Remarks
- References
- Author
- Index
