Multimedia workshop: exploring the benefits of a visual scripting language

Winn, Andrea; Smedley, Trevor J.

doi:10.1109/vl.1998.706173

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“…Using HTML and design templates, which were developed by a specific markup language, can provide basic functions such as static attribute setting and links. MMW (Multimedia Workshop) [4][5][6][7] , a prototypical authoring tool, provided simple interactive functions such as mouse-click, play, pause, and stop. Madeus [8] is a constraint-based authoring system, which provided multi-views functions such scenario and presentation view, but is difficult in authoring interactive contents.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Component-Based Authoring Tool and Script Language for MPEG-4

Koong

Lee

Wang

et al. 2012

2012 12th International Conference on Quality Software

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Digital content has been transforming from pure textual message to multimedia due to technical evolution of computer and networking, leading the development of object-based streaming MPEG-4 to interactive multimedia content. The progress of authoring methods from audio-video authoring to object-based scene authoring also ushers more multimedia content presenting devices. In this study, a scene-based document model and a multimedia authoring tool were constructed, under which the script language serves as the intermediate language between our authoring tool and MPEG-4. With the authoring tool, a multimedia authoring environment is created when combining the script language with MPEG-4. The visual tool provides a friendly environment for users who are unfamiliar with the grammar and syntax of XMT to create MPEG-4 content. Features of MPEG-4 players are being designed and will be developed for personal computers and handheld devices. Adopting component-based framework and was created in Java, the authoring tool supports higher portability in adding more functions to meet different demands.

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Section: Amentioning

confidence: 99%