We describe a set of tools to support navigational hypermedia linking within audio ('branching audio') and between media types including audio. We have adopted an open hypermedia approach, with a component-based architecture, and aim to be compliant with the emerging Open Hypermedia Protocol (OHP). Content-based navigation is supported and we have focused on speech and musical content for our case studies. Although our investigation concentrates on audio, many of the techniques are generic and therefore applicable to other temporal media
Media such as podcasts or other audio, videos, etc. are linear content streams, e.g., the only navig...
Abstract: This paper introduces a complete hypermedia navigation concept for lecture recordings, alo...
With the wide-spread adoption of hypermedia systems and the World Wide Web (WWW) in particular, thes...
We have developed a set of component-based navigational hypermedia tools in order to investigate the...
Many hypermedia systems support a wide variety of media such as text, video and pictures, but audio ...
While rich support for a wide variety of media such as text, video and image is common among contemp...
The World Wide Web (WWW) was originally designed to handle relatively simple files, containing just ...
The World Wide Web (WWW) was originally designed to handle relatively simple files, containing just ...
E-mail: barons @ media-lab.mit.cdu Most hypermedia systems emphasize the integration of graphics, im...
The use of hypertextual structures has become very popular in humanities electronic critical edition...
The transfer of Hypermedia methodologies to audio in the World Wide Web is discussed introducing son...
The use of pitch contours is an established technique for content-based retrieval of music ('query b...
This paper presents a novel mechanism that seeks to allow people to explore large collections of loo...
The use of hypertextual structures has become very popular in humanities electronic critical edition...
The thesis probes issues associated with interactive audio and video retrieval of relevant segments....
Media such as podcasts or other audio, videos, etc. are linear content streams, e.g., the only navig...
Abstract: This paper introduces a complete hypermedia navigation concept for lecture recordings, alo...
With the wide-spread adoption of hypermedia systems and the World Wide Web (WWW) in particular, thes...
We have developed a set of component-based navigational hypermedia tools in order to investigate the...
Many hypermedia systems support a wide variety of media such as text, video and pictures, but audio ...
While rich support for a wide variety of media such as text, video and image is common among contemp...
The World Wide Web (WWW) was originally designed to handle relatively simple files, containing just ...
The World Wide Web (WWW) was originally designed to handle relatively simple files, containing just ...
E-mail: barons @ media-lab.mit.cdu Most hypermedia systems emphasize the integration of graphics, im...
The use of hypertextual structures has become very popular in humanities electronic critical edition...
The transfer of Hypermedia methodologies to audio in the World Wide Web is discussed introducing son...
The use of pitch contours is an established technique for content-based retrieval of music ('query b...
This paper presents a novel mechanism that seeks to allow people to explore large collections of loo...
The use of hypertextual structures has become very popular in humanities electronic critical edition...
The thesis probes issues associated with interactive audio and video retrieval of relevant segments....
Media such as podcasts or other audio, videos, etc. are linear content streams, e.g., the only navig...
Abstract: This paper introduces a complete hypermedia navigation concept for lecture recordings, alo...
With the wide-spread adoption of hypermedia systems and the World Wide Web (WWW) in particular, thes...