More: A Mobile Open Rich Media Environment

Setlur, Vidya; Çapın, Tolga; Chitturi, Sai Suman; Vedantham, Ramakrishna; Ingrassia, Michael

doi:10.1109/icme.2006.262612

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“…In addition, several mobile operators in Europe, such as T-mobile in Germany, H3G in Italy, and Swisscom in Switzerland, have adopted LASeR for enabling interactive data services that are provided as part of DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting-Handheld) [6] based mobile TV services. [22] is an open suite of W3C, OMA, 3GPP, IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) technologies combined to meet the requirements for formatting, packaging, compressing, transporting, rendering, and interacting with rich media files and streams. In fact, there are significant similarities between MORE and LASeR with respect to technologies and functionalities.…”

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Mobile Rich Media Technologies: Current Status and Future Directions

Song¹,

Lee²

2011

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Demand for rich media services is rapidly increasing and, as a result, several technologies are competing to deliver rich media services to mobile, resource-constrained devices. In this paper, we explore the existing rich media technologies and analyze their key features. In addition, in order to accommodate the new requirements introduced by emerging service models, such as service convergence, these technologies must evolve from their current status. We examine how the community intends to achieve this.

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“…Fig. 1-(b) shows a rich media map service [22] that provides real-time traffic and street-plan information. This service allows users to acquire more topographical information via a button menu.…”

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Mobile Rich Media Technologies: Current Status and Future Directions

Song¹,

Lee²

2011

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“…AMUSE 2.0 unterscheidet sich von anderen Hybrid-Ansä tzen (Steckel, 2006;Setlur, 2006) Service und Digital Rights Management liegen außerhalb unserer Betrachtungen, weshalb sich unser Ansatz im Hinblick auf Skalierbarkeit und Vollstä ndigkeit mit kommerziellen Rich-Media und Mobile TV End-to-End-Lö sungen (vgl. Streamezzo, Coremedia) nicht direkt vergleichen lä sst.…”

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Interaktives Fernsehen auf dem Handy: die AMUSE 2.0-Plattform für DVB-H Mobile TV-Services der nächsten Generation

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Wiedermann

Ochenbauer

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Elektrotech. Inftech.

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Mobile TV steht sowohl fü r die Konvergenz zwischen Rund-und Mobilfunk als auch fü r eine neue Kategorie von Multimediadiensten. Dieser Artikel diskutiert Fragestellungen im Zusammenhang mit Anwendungsszenarien und technische Realisierungsoptionen fü r interaktives Mobile TV, wie sie im Rahmen des ftw.-Forschungsprojekts AMUSE 2.0 in den letzten Monaten erarbeitet wurden. Der erste Teil dieses Beitrags dient einem Ü berblick ü ber relevante Mobile TV-Ü bertragungstechnologien und Standards. Der zweite Teil dient der nä heren Vorstellung des Projekts AMUSE 2.0, insbesondere der Realisierung eines Open-Source-basierten DVB-H=UMTS-Testsystems fü r Forschungszwecke, das auf der Integration von Broadcast Mobile TV mit neuen Webtechnologien und Browserkomponenten fü r Smartphones basiert. Schlü sselwö rter: Mobile TV; DVB-H; interaktives TV; hybride ServicearchitekturenInteractive TV on the mobile: the AMUSE 2.0 Platform for DVB-H-based next-generation mobile TV-services.Mobile TV does not only represent the convergence of broadcast and mobile networks, it also constitutes a new category of multimedia services. This article discusses application scenarios and technical options for realizing interactive Mobile TV as they have been investigated by the AMUSE 2.0 research project. The first part of this article provides an overview of relevant Mobile TV technologies and standards. The second part introduces the research project, focusing on the design and development of an open-source DVB-H=UMTS test platform. This experimental service platform features the integration of broadcast Mobile TV with new web technologies and browser components for Smartphones.

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“…As a 2D vector graphics description language for mobile devices, SVG Tiny 1.2 specification [1] has aroused increasing number of attention. On the one hand, many standards and schemes are based on SVG Tiny 1.2 specification, such as MPEG-4 LASeR [2], 3GPP DIMS [3], and Nokia MORE [4], etc. On the other hand, some browsers have begun to support playing SVG Tiny documents on mobile devices, such as Opera mobile, Android webkit, Nokia WRT and so on.…”

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The Rendering Optimization of SVG Player on Mobile Devices

Qiu¹,

Luo²,

Zhang³

2012

JDCTA

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With the 3G development, more and more rich media applications appear on mobile devices. The efficiency of scalable vector graphics player is very crucial for constrained mobile devices. In this paper, we propose a partial rendering algorithm which dynamically traces the invalid areas of elements in the scene and rationally divides the scene into several partial rendering areas. Compared with the traditional algorithms, this algorithm can obviously improve performance on high resolution mobile devices. We also present a new contour algorithm for fitting circular arc, which uses midpoint rule to calculate the control points of cubic bezier curve. This algorithm has lower complexity than the traditional algorithms and is suitable for arc drawing on mobile devices. The test results show that above two algorithms have good effect on rendering optimization.

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More: A Mobile Open Rich Media Environment

Cited by 7 publications

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Mobile Rich Media Technologies: Current Status and Future Directions

Mobile Rich Media Technologies: Current Status and Future Directions

Interaktives Fernsehen auf dem Handy: die AMUSE 2.0-Plattform für DVB-H Mobile TV-Services der nächsten Generation

The Rendering Optimization of SVG Player on Mobile Devices

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