Design of an efficient scalable vector graphics player for constrained devices

Concolato, Cyril; Feuvre, Jean Le; Moissinac, Jean-Claude

doi:10.1109/tce.2008.4560176

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“…Firstly, it presents SVG and PNG images format sizes prior to steganography processing. This is followed by a discussion on SVG and PNG images format sizes after steganography processing [10]- [15], [18], [19].…”

Section: A Comparative Study On Steganography Digital Images Betmentioning

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A Comparative Study on Steganography Digital Images: A Case Study of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) and Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Images Formats

Almutairi¹

2018

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Abstract-Today image steganography plays a key role for exchanging a secret data through the internet. However, the optimal choice of images formats for processing steganography is still an open issue; therefore, this research comes into a table. This research conducts a comparative study between Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) image format and Portable Network Graphics (PNG) image format. As results show, SVG image format is more efficient than PNG image format in terms of capacity and scalability before and after processing steganography. As well, SVG image format helps to increase simplicity and performance for processing steganography, since it is an XML text file. Our comparative study provides significant results between SVG and PNG images, which have not been seen in the previous related studies.

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Section: A Comparative Study On Steganography Digital Images Betmentioning

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A Comparative Study on Steganography Digital Images: A Case Study of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) and Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Images Formats

Almutairi¹

2018

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“…This module integrates the GPAC libraries for the binary encoding of the BiFS/LASeR graphical content [36]- [37] and the streaming support from the LIVE555 Streaming Media [38]. The input to the streamer is BiFS/LASeR MPEG-4 stream content while its output is sent to the thin client by using RTSP/RTP.…”

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Semantic multimedia remote display for mobile thin clients

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Current remote display technologies for mobile thin clients convert practically all types of graphical content into sequences of images rendered by the client. Consequently, important information concerning the content semantics is lost. The present paper goes beyond this bottleneck by developing a semantic multimedia remote display. Index Terms-semantic multimedia remote display, mobile thin client, MPEG-4 multimedia scene (BiFS, LASeR), X Window System, VNC-HEXTILE, RDP.

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“…From the script, an SVG [5] animation is generated. In the finalization steps, which, unless configured otherwise, delegate to software of GPAC [6] and FFmpeg 3 , the animation is rendered to a video, encoded (by far the biggest part of the execution time) and multiplexed with the encoded audio track just generated, yielding an audiovisual file ready for playback by the user. We provide a growing set of example inputs and results on our project website 4 , illustrating the functionality and rich configurability of the system so far.…”

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Natural-Language-Based Conversion of Images to Mobile Multimedia Experiences

Reiterer

Concolato

Hellwagner

2010

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Abstract. We describe an approach for viewing any large, detail-rich picture on a small display by generating a video from an the image, as taken by a virtual camera moving across it at varying distance. Our main innovation is the ability to build the virtual camera's motion from a textual description of a picture, e.g., a museum caption, so that relevance and ordering of image regions are determined by co-analyzing image annotations and natural language text. Furthermore, our system arranges the resulting presentation such that it is synchronized with an audio track generated from the text by use of a text-to-speech system.

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Design of an efficient scalable vector graphics player for constrained devices

Cited by 10 publications

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A Comparative Study on Steganography Digital Images: A Case Study of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) and Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Images Formats

A Comparative Study on Steganography Digital Images: A Case Study of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) and Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Images Formats

Semantic multimedia remote display for mobile thin clients

Natural-Language-Based Conversion of Images to Mobile Multimedia Experiences

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