White paper on integrated broadband environment environment for personalized TV experience (IBEX)-preliminary edition

Gonno, Yoshihisa; Nishio, F.; Tsunoda, Tomohiro; Yamagishi, Yasuaki

doi:10.1145/357744.357761

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“…Ontologies, in combination with personalization have been proposed to perform intelligent queries and video summarization from metadata [5], [6]. However, all these efforts so far have been mainly concerned with professional, rigidly structured video material -especially news and sport programs [7], [8], [9] -whereas home video lacks professional quality and structure. For home video, efforts have largely remained at PC-based browsing tools that automatically extract video structure, keyframes, and home video specific objects like faces of known people out of low-level features [10], [11].…”

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<title>Personal video retrieval and browsing for mobile users</title>

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Multimedia on Mobile Devices

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The latest camera-equipped mobile phones and faster cellular networks have increased the interest in mobile multimedia services. But for content consumption, delivery and creation, the limited capabilities of mobile terminals require special attention. This paper introduces the Candela platform, an infrastructure that allows the creation, storage and retrieval of home videos with special consideration of mobile terminals. Candela features a J2ME-based video recording and annotation tool which permits the creation and annotation of home videos on mobile phones. It offers an MPEG-7-based home video database which can be queried in an intelligent and user-oriented manner exploiting users' personal domain ontologies. The platform employs terminal profiling techniques to deliver video retrieval user interfaces that personalize the search results according to the user's preferences and terminal capabilities, facilitating effective retrieval of home videos via various both mobile and fixed terminals. For video playout, Candela features a meta player, a video player augmented by an interactive metadata display which can be used for fast content-based in-video browsing, helping to avoid the consumption and streaming of uninteresting video parts, thus reducing network load. Thereby, Candela forms a comprehensive video management platform for mobile phones fully covering mobile home video management from acquisition to delivery.Keywords: home video management, mobile multimedia, home video ontology, adaptive user interfaces, video personalization 1 This work was carried out under the tenure of an ERCIM fellowship.

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confidence: 99%

<title>Personal video retrieval and browsing for mobile users</title>

Sachinopoulou

Mäkelä

Järvinen

et al. 2005

Multimedia on Mobile Devices

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“…While television efficiently transmits the same content to many viewers at a time, multimedia computing provides a highly interactive and personalized experience. The advent of digital television allows combining both worlds [7,6]. In a digital television system, additional media content and interactive applications can be broadcasted, allowing the viewer to become involved and to change the classic linear program flow by interacting where desired.…”

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confidence: 99%