Proceedings of International Workshop on Multimedia Database Management Systems
DOI: 10.1109/mmdbms.1996.541851
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Automating the organization of presentations for playout management in multimedia databases

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“…Then, Bailey et al [24] have proposed a multimedia synchronization toolkit, named the Nsync. According to Hakkoymaz and Ozsoyoglu [1] multimedia presentation is -a synchronized and, possibly, interactive delivery of multimedia data to users‖. Hakkoymaz [7] describes a multimedia presentation in reference to the presentation of multimedia segments with particular arrangement using a number of output devices.…”
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“…Then, Bailey et al [24] have proposed a multimedia synchronization toolkit, named the Nsync. According to Hakkoymaz and Ozsoyoglu [1] multimedia presentation is -a synchronized and, possibly, interactive delivery of multimedia data to users‖. Hakkoymaz [7] describes a multimedia presentation in reference to the presentation of multimedia segments with particular arrangement using a number of output devices.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
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“…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.…”
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“…Therefore, other automated techniques are needed to reduce the level of concurrency in a presentation to a given bound. This problem is formulated and solved in another work [HaOz97].…”
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“…In Hak96, HO96a], we have described how to associate a playout agent to each segment in the presentation, which is a lightweight process (a thread) that plays out the corresponding multimedia segment. In particular, we describe a semaphore-based technique for the automated generation, synchronization and termination of playout agents in order to implement the concurrent presentation playout as de ned by the presentation graph Hak96,HO96a]. Figure 1 shows the constraint types and their functionality in our multimedia presentation system.…”
Section: Figure 1: Multimedia Presentation Systemmentioning
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