A Transparent Contents Sharing Service with Virtual Media Server

Xu, Yaqing; Zhang, Dafang; Qin, Jiaohua

doi:10.1109/iccit.2007.108

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“…The user of a virtual media server can query and access the content of the media server (Park et al , 2007). However, the virtual media server has not a synchronizing machine of all media servers.…”

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“…Therefore, there are two important research topics: one focuses on the integration of multimedia systems to achieve database reading efficiency; the second focuses on dealing with unexpected server failures or guarantying system recovery in the shortest time possible. The use of an additional backup device is the traditional method for exception handling (Stan et al , 2019; Zhao et al , 2013; Park et al , 2007). Stan et al can handle the problem of the Internet-enabled distribution, processing and data acquisition of multimedia content (Stan et al , 2019).…”

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Fault-tolerant content list management for media servers in the smart robot domain

Chen

Wang

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PurposeThis research proposes an innovative fault-tolerant media content list management technology applied to the smart robot domain.Design/methodology/approachA fault tolerant Content List Management Unit (CLMU) for real-time streaming systems focusing on smart robot claw machines is proposed to synchronize and manage the hyperlink stored on media servers. The fault-tolerant mechanism is realized by the self-healing method. A media server allows exchanging the hyperlink within the network through the CLMU mechanism.FindingsInternet users can access the current multimedia information, and the multimedia information list can be rearranged appropriately. Furthermore, the service of the proposed multimedia system should be uninterrupted even when the master media server fails. Therefore, one of the slave media servers enables the Content List Service (CLS) of the proposed CLMU and replaces the defunct master media server.Originality/valueThe recovery time is less than 1.5 seconds. The multimedia transmission is not interrupted while any one of the media servers keeps functioning. The proposed method can serve to stabilize the system of media servers in a smart robot domain.

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Fault-tolerant content list management for media servers in the smart robot domain

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Wang

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LHT

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“…Not only does our current work present a system that performs more integration functionality in terms of content aggregation, such as metadata completion, it also supports the concept brought forward in [6] as a pluggable view of the system (see Section III).…”

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“…In [6], an architecture is presented that solves location transparency of multimedia content by implementing a virtual MediaServer that redirects all requests to the MediaServer devices that actually contain the content item. Not only does our current work present a system that performs more integration functionality in terms of content aggregation, such as metadata completion, it also supports the concept brought forward in [6] as a pluggable view of the system (see Section III).…”

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Intelligent distributed multimedia collection: Content aggregation and integration

Nelis

Verslype

Develder

2011

2011 IEEE 36th Conference on Local Computer Networks

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Abstract-People's multimedia content is spread around their home network and content services on the Internet, such as YouTube, Flickr, Facebook. In this paper we present a system that aggregates all the multimedia content of the end user and integrates it into a unified collection for the user's convenience. The system provides location transparency of multimedia content, content filtering on player compatibility and metadata completion to aid in improved usability. This effectively enables the user to rediscover his multimedia collection without any technical knowledge.A proof-of-concept implementation has been made that is able to detect and browse UPnP MediaServer devices as well as collect information from YouTube. This implementation also contains a native media player and is able to control UPnP MediaRenderer devices remotely. Furthermore, a performance measurement has been done on different ways of iterating through a multimedia collection.

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Disambiguation of Thai personal name from online news articles

Sutheebanjard

Premchaiswadi

2010

2010 2nd International Conference on Computer Engineering and Technology

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Since online news articles are updated daily, hourly and sometimes every minute, therefore the data from online news articles are glowing rapidly. These data seem like a large corpus of text mining. This research focuses on Thai personal names that appear in the online news which sometimes have slightly different spelling but they actually refer to the same person. From the news data that were collected during 30 July 2009 to 5 November 2009, there are a lot of name variations. The objective of this paper is to disambiguate Thai personal names by applying string matching techniques which are Guth, Levenshtein, Damerau-Levenshtein, Longest Common Substring and Longest Common Subsequence. The experimental results show that the Longest Common Subsequence was the most efficient technique for matching Thai personal name with the F-Score of 94.43%. After that, the two-scan labeling technique was used to identify the unique full Thai personal name. The results show that it can reduce the 6,884 distinct personal names to 830 unique personal named entities which equals to 12.057% reduction.

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A Transparent Contents Sharing Service with Virtual Media Server

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Fault-tolerant content list management for media servers in the smart robot domain

Fault-tolerant content list management for media servers in the smart robot domain

Intelligent distributed multimedia collection: Content aggregation and integration

Disambiguation of Thai personal name from online news articles

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