KNK Seminars invites you to insightful, in-depth and stimulating training on MPEG-7, its technologies, description schemes, capabilities and applications.
Join us to:
Master MPEG-7's technologies for metadata structures for AV content to identify, describe and manage the content.
Learn how MPEG-7, the multimedia metadata standard, is complementary to MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, JPEG, JPEG2000, DV and others that are coded and non-coded, digital and analog representations of the visual and audio content.
Focus on how MPEG-7 provides standardized schema for textual and binary descriptions for digital media in storage, media asset management and real-time delivery applications and of MPEG-7's harmonization with other metadata exchange standards.
Evaluate the wide range of applications enabled by MPEG-7's description schemes for multimedia content and user preferences. MPEG-7 provides a comprehensive framework for describing information about the content: traditional metadata (title, date, ---) and information about parts and features within the content: semantics (who, what, where, key frames,---) and signal structure (color, shape, texture, tempo, loudness, ---). Explore MPEG-7's tools that enable interoperability of systems for content analysis, annotation, indexing, content-based navigation and summaries of programs, EPGs, filtering, querying and browsing of audiovisual information and personalized access, usage and playback of content.
Benefit from MPEG-7's key features in systems for dynamic bandwidth networks and for a vast range of receiver performance capabilities such as cell phones, PDAs, information appliances, DVDs, PCs, STBs, DTVs, PVRs, ---.
Identify MPEG-7's efficient interoperable accessibility, management and production and re-purposing of content through the full lifecycle: creation, capture, catalog, edit and re-purpose, storage and transmission and usage/consumption.
Gain insight into how MPEG-7's enriched multimedia content is creating new services in the current and future businesses of content providers, production and post-production, servers and multimedia databases, distribution channels, broadcast television, streaming and interactive service providers and playback devices of a broad variety of users.
MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4's standardized compressed formats and systems have experienced widespread adoption throughout industry. MPEG-7 follows suit by providing a standardized data model for access to and management of these digital media streams in storage and real-time delivery applications. MPEG-7 has further added-performance in its platform and network heterogeneity, high performance scalability and error robustness features.
Details of interoperable tools for MPEG-7's metadata structures for AV content that will be highlighted in this seminar are
MPEG-7's Systems tools for textual and binary representation of descriptions, delivery of descriptions separately or multiplexed in with the audiovisual content, synchronization and management of multimedia descriptions over a variety of transmission protocols and storage file formats
Register now to gain knowledge to multiply your opportunities in current and future product planning, development and design of MPEG-7's rich media content descriptions in your professional and consumer audiovisual systems, services and devices.
Registration includes a detailed seminar reference manual of over 180 pages, hosted networking luncheon and breaks.
Join us as we make MPEG-7 metadata work for you!
AGENDA
- MPEG-7: Metadata Structures for AV Content
Please Contact Us For Schedule
8:00 a.m. - 8:30
a.m.
Registration and refreshments
8:30 a.m. - 12 noon
Introduction to MPEG-7
About MPEG-7: the who, what, how, whys
Overview and scope
Architecture overview
Top level applications - push and pull
MPEG-7's relationship to MPEG-1, -2, -4, JPEG, JPEG2000
Overview of MPEG-7's Parts 1 through Part 8
Other metadata standards and MPEG-7's harmonization
SMPTE, Dublin Core, TV-Anytime, MXF, EBU P/META, ATSC, OpenCable (VoD), DVB,
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Fundamentals of Multimedia Description Schemes (MDS)
What is MDS?
MPEG-7's normatives and compliance
Formats and components
Overview and summary of MDS toolsets
Details of Multimedia Descriptions: targeted functionalities,
features, tools, descriptions and examples for
Basic Elements: fundamental constructs
Schema tools, datatypes, links and media localization, basic description tools
12 noon - 1:00 p.m.
Hosted networking luncheon
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Continuation of Details of Multimedia Descriptions
for:
Content Description
Structural tools and properties for segments - segment attributes (media, creation,
usage, textual annotation,---), segment decompositions, segment descriptions,
segment classification schemes
Video and audio low level descriptors (color, shape, texture, speech, timbre,
melody, ---)
Semantic/conceptual content description tools: narrative worlds, objects, agents,
events, concepts
Content Management: Media, production and usage tools
Media tools: identification, coding formats & parameters, transcoding hints,
instances, quality, profiles
Production information about creation and production of content
Usage tools: rights management and protection, financial information
Content Organization: analysis & categorizing content
Collections and models
Navigation & Access: tools to benefit browsing,
finding & presentation
Multimedia summaries: key frames, audio clips, links, previews
Various resolution and partial views
Versions of source content: transcoding, revisions, translations
User Interaction: tools for user preferences
User preferences correlated to media descriptions; browser, filter, search preferences
Usage history and preferences
Languages of MPEG-7
XML textual format and MPEG-7's DDL (Description Definition Language)
BiM (Binary format for MPEG-7) - compressed representation
Schema definitions and datatypes
Systems access to XML and MPEG-7 documents
MPEG-7 Systems
Scope of MPEG-7 systems
Compression and coded formats of descriptions and mapping to textual format
Terminal architecture
Synchronization, packetization, framing, multiplexing issues and techniques
Streaming of MPEG-7
Delivery of MPEG-7 over MPEG-2 Systems, MPEG-4 Systems, IP, mp4 file format
Application examples
for professional and consumer multimedia products and
services
Summary
Seminar
Schedule:
Please Contact Us For Schedule
8:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Registration & refreshments
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Seminar presentation
Registration includes
detailed seminar reference manual of over 230 pages, hosted networking luncheon
and breaks. Register today!
Registration package and fees
Registration form
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