A Video Browsing Tool for Content Management in Postproduction

Bailer, Werner; Weiss, Wolfgang; Kienast, Gert; Thallinger, Georg; Haas, Werner

doi:10.1155/2010/856761

Cited by 13 publications

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“…A mobile video browsing and retrieval application, based on HTML and JavaScript, has been shown by Bursuc et al 12 . An interactive video browsing tool for supporting content management and selection in postproduction has been presented by Bailer et al 3 , comparing the usability of a fullfeatured desktop application with a limited web-based interface of the same system.…”

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A Distributed System for Multimedia Monitoring, Publishing and Retrieval

Becchi¹,

Bertini²,

Bimbo³

et al. 2014

Procedia Computer Science

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In this paper we present a distributed and interactive multi-user system which provides a flexible approach to collect, manage, annotate and publish collections of images, videos and textual documents. The system is based on a Service Oriented Architecture that allows to combine and orchestrate a large set of web services for automatic and manual annotation, retrieval, browsing, ingestion and authoring of different multimedia sources. These tools can been used to create several publicly available vertical applications, addressing different use cases. Positive results of usability test evaluations have shown that the system can be effectively used to create video retrieval systems.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Distributed System for Multimedia Monitoring, Publishing and Retrieval

Becchi¹,

Bertini²,

Bimbo³

et al. 2014

Procedia Computer Science

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“…A mobile video browsing and retrieval application, based on HTML and JavaScript, has been shown in [14]. In [3] an interactive video browsing tool for supporting content management and selection in postproduction has been presented, comparing the usability of a fullfeatured desktop application with a limited web-based interface of the same system.…”

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Interactive multi-user video retrieval systems

Bertini

Bimbo

Ferracani

et al. 2011

Multimed Tools Appl

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In this paper we present two interactive multi-user systems for video search and browsing. The first is composed by web applications which allows multiuser interaction in a distributed environment; such applications are based on the Rich Internet Application paradigm, designed to obtain the levels of responsiveness and interactivity typical of a desktop application. The second system implements a multiuser collaborative application within a single location, exploiting multi-touch devices. Both systems use the same backend, based on a service oriented architecture (SOA) that provides services for automatic and manual annotation, and an ontology-based video search and browsing engine. Ontology-based browsing let users to inspect the content of video collections; user queries are expanded through ontology reasoning. User-centered field trials of the systems, conducted to assess the user experience and satisfaction, have shown that the approach followed to design these interfaces is extremely appreciated by professional archivists and people working on multimedia.

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“…In other approaches, e.g. [6], the content of a video collection is clustered according to some visual features, and users browse the clusters to inspect the various instances of a concept. Similarly to the interfaces of video search engines, also these browsing tools are desktop based applications or more rarely form-based web applications, that have relatively limited user interaction and simple presentation of results as lists and tables.…”

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Web-based semantic browsing of video collections using multimedia ontologies

Bertini

D'Amico

Ferracani

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the 18th ACM International Conference on Multimedia

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In this technical demonstration we present a novel web-based tool that allows a user friendly semantic browsing of video collections, based on ontologies, concepts, concept relations and concept clouds. The system is developed as a Rich Internet Application (RIA) to achieve a fast responsiveness and ease of use that can not be obtained by other web application paradigms, and uses streaming to access and inspect the videos. Users can also use the tool to browse the content of social and media sharing sites like YouTube, Flickr and Twitter, accessing these external resources through the ontologies used in the system. The tool has won the second prize in the Adobe YouGC contest, in the RIA category

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A Video Browsing Tool for Content Management in Postproduction

Cited by 13 publications

References 18 publications

A Distributed System for Multimedia Monitoring, Publishing and Retrieval

A Distributed System for Multimedia Monitoring, Publishing and Retrieval

Interactive multi-user video retrieval systems

Web-based semantic browsing of video collections using multimedia ontologies

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