Modeling of adaptable multimedia documents

Minimize presentation lag by sequencing media objects for auto-assembled presentations from digital libraries

“…More temporal relationships, such as before, start, during are provided in the problem formulations. There are a variety of other approaches, including but not limited to Modeus by Jourdan et al [51], TIEMP by Wirag [112], and Xavier by Hamakawa and Rekimoto [42]. In addition, Layaïda et al [62] proposed a solution to the scheduling problem in multimedia presentations using a constraint network to deal with uncertain durations in synchronized presentations.…”

Authoring of scalable multimedia documents

“…A lot of approaches propose to address this issue by focusing on the adaptation of media elements according to usage environments. For instance, the adaptability modeling defined in Tiempo [31] relies on media selection groups and Quality of Service ranges that define priorities on media elements and help in computing an optimal decision at a given time. In a similar way, the synchronized template for adaptable multimedia presentation (STAMP) model [2] defines data, composition and decorative dimensions in addition to traditional spatial, temporal and interactive properties in order to query and select related media elements based on a nucleus-satellite metaphor.…”

Formalization and Verification of a Live Multimedia Presentation Model

“…Many researches in multimedia presentation area are recently concerned with stored multimedia presentation with some types of constraints [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. These constraints are used to synchronize each multimedia data in order to attain the goal of its author.…”