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Authoring multimedia authoring tools

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posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by B Adams, Svetha VenkateshSvetha Venkatesh
Capturing devices, while continually becoming smaller and easier to use, have increased in capacity. They are also more connectable and interoperable, and their propensity to show up where they are least expected is surprising. Despite these advances, the video-capture experience is still frustrating. To achieve success, two issues need consideration. One is to determine what to capture and how, and how to handle the ensuring process required to transform the raw captured footage into a presentable multimedia artifact. Continual query on discourse theory, domain distinctives such as media aesthetics, human-computer interface issues, and multimedia data description standards is also important.

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Journal

IEEE multimedia

Volume

11

Pagination

1 - 6

Location

Piscataway, N. J

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  • Yes

ISSN

1070-986X

eISSN

1941-0166

Language

eng

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2004, IEEE

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