Multimedia Content Personalisation on Mobile Devices using MPEG-7 and MPEG-21

Sofokleous, Anastasis A.; Angelides, Marios C.

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“…MPEG has a long history of success in video coding and in the area of metadata; MPEG-7 and MPEG-21 define a range of capabilities to support a large number of functions throughout the content lifecycle. The use of MPEG-7 and MPEG-21 for content personalization and other applications is addressed in refs [11] and [12]. An introduction to MPEG-21 with an in-depth treatment of several aspects of the specification including the notion of a digital item, dealing with intellectual property and its use (specifically via intellectual property management and protection-PMP and rights expression language-REL) is given in ref.…”

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Automated Content Metadata Extraction Services Based on MPEG Standards

Gibbon

Liu

Basso

et al. 2012

The Computer Journal

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This paper is concerned with the generation, acquisition, standardized representation and transport of video metadata. The use of MPEG standards in the design and development of interoperable media architectures and web services is discussed. A high-level discussion of several algorithms for metadata extraction is presented. Some architectural and algorithmic issues encountered when designing services for real-time processing of video streams, as opposed to traditional offline media processing, are addressed. A prototype real-time video analysis system for generating MPEG-7 Audiovisual Description Profile from MPEG-2 transport stream encapsulated video is presented. Such a capability can enable a range of new services such as content-based personalization of live broadcasts given that the MPEG-7 based data models fit in well with specifications for advanced television services such as TV-Anytime and Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions IPTV Interoperability Forum.

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Automated Content Metadata Extraction Services Based on MPEG Standards

Gibbon

Liu

Basso

et al. 2012

The Computer Journal

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“…The use of MPEG-7 and MPEG-21 for content personalization and other applications is addressed in [5] and [6]. An introduction to MPEG-21 with an in depth treatment of several aspects of the specification including the notion of a digital item, dealing with intellectual property and its use (specifically via intellectual property management and protection -IPMP, and rights expression language -REL) as well as content adaptation in given in [7].…”

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Using MPEG Standards for Content‐Based Indexing of Broadcast Television, Web, and Enterprise Content

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Basso

et al. 2010

The Handbook of MPEG Applications

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Background on content based indexing and retrievalMPEG-2 has been very successful in delivering high quality video content to users. Its use in DVDs, Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS), Cable, Digital Video Broadcast (DVB) systems as well as the recent U.S. transition to digital TV (ATSC) ensures that MPEG-2 will remain in use for many years given the large installed base of MPEG-2 decoders.The emergence of IPTV systems, which promise to offer several hundred channels to consumers, has accelerated the deployment of H.264 / MPEG-4 AVC in set-top applications, while it had already been gaining ground on the Internet and personal media player applications. IPTV as well as next generation IP enabled Cable and DBS set top boxes and televisions have motivated the establishment of home networks that allow users to view personal media on a wide range of consumer electronics devices. Widely adopted standards are essential for these systems and devices to function seamlessly, not only at the video codec and transport level, but also with respect to metadata for program descriptions so that users can find the content they want. MPEG standards play a key role in meeting this need for coding and transport, but also at the metadata 10/01/09

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Multimedia Content Personalisation on Mobile Devices using MPEG-7 and MPEG-21

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Automated Content Metadata Extraction Services Based on MPEG Standards

Automated Content Metadata Extraction Services Based on MPEG Standards

Using MPEG Standards for Content‐Based Indexing of Broadcast Television, Web, and Enterprise Content

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