Video Systems in an IT Environment

Kovalick, Al

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“…Through this integration, the MAMS exposes generic media editing interfaces to external systems, offering an abstraction of the underlying systems of which the specifics vary widely between vendors. This setup represents a common practice in IT-based broadcasting, as described in literature [11,12] and deployed by some broadcasters, including project partner V.R.T. [7].…”

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“…Additionally, each of the Manufacturing processes discussed in Sect. 3.3 can subclass existing Create Media Asset specialization classes defined in [6]; the Acquisition process is a [3], feedback [7][8][9][10], list of media assets [11][12][13].…”

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“…gineering the existing tape-based workflows to file-oriented approaches for acquisition, storage and processing of audiovisual material [7,11]. However, the transformation of only the audiovisual essence chain is not sufficient for the implementation of efficient IT-based workflows.…”

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The canonical expression of the drama product manufacturing processes

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As the broadcast industry is evolving toward IT-based facilities, the production workflows and their associated production metadata should similarly take advantage of IT commodities. This paper presents a manufacturing system for the production of drama television and motion picture programmes, constructed using IT-based technologies in a file-based media environment. This drama production facility implements a production workflow based on common industrial manufacturing processes and extensively models the individual aspects of the drama production process. We aim to show that the different processes contained in this manufacturing workflow can be expressed in terms of elementary building blocks, the canonical processes of media production. By identifying recurring and canonical functionality, process implementations can be simplified and input and output from different processes can be coordinated for better integration with external systems.

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“…While initially taking the media, entertainment and broadcasting industry by storm, file-based production technology is now becoming common place [1]. Many facilities have begun or are about to start significant transitions and re-engineering processes to convert legacy and proprietary tape-based systems to state-ofthe-art media production solutions.…”

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“…We illustrate our point using the case of the Scoop and Kameleon proof-of-concept drama production system, developed in the IBBT PISA research project by a collaboration of Flemish broadcaster VRT and academic research groups and industry partners 1 . This system realizes a contemporary drama production workflow, but also implements a number of more advanced production processes and associated applications.…”

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How Metadata Enables Enriched File-Based Production Workflows

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As file-based production technology gains industry understanding and commercial products are becoming common-place, many broadcasting and production facilities are commencing re-engineering processes towards file-based production workflows. Sufficient attention should however also be spent on the development and incorporation of standardized metadata in order to reach the full potential of such file-based production environments. In addition to its initial meaning, metadata and underlying data models can represent much more than just some metainformation about audiovisual media assets. In fact, properly modeled metadata can provide the structure that holds various media assets together and that guides creative people through production workflows and complex media production tasks. Metadata should hence become a first-class citizen in tomorrow's filebased production facilities The aim of our paper is to show how standardized metadata standards and data models, complemented by custom metadata developments, can be employed practically in a file-based media production environment in order to construct a coherently integrated production platform. We discuss the types of metadata that are exchanged between different parts of the system, which enables the implementation of an entire production workflow and provides seamless integration between different components.

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Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in Media Systems

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Video Systems in an IT Environment

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The canonical expression of the drama product manufacturing processes

The canonical expression of the drama product manufacturing processes

How Metadata Enables Enriched File-Based Production Workflows

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