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DirectAnimation; A behavioral approach to multimedia Ken Greenebaum kgreene@microsoft.com Internet Client and collaboration Division, Multimedia Microsoft Corporation. Materials online. This presentation HTML version of paper with working DA examples Links to DA materials

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  1. DirectAnimation;A behavioral approach to multimediaKen Greenebaum kgreene@microsoft.comInternet Client and collaboration Division, MultimediaMicrosoft Corporation ICAD '97

  2. Materials online • This presentation • HTML version of paper with working DA examples • Links to DA materials • DA is included free in IE4.0 • http://www.research.microsoft.com/~kgreene/ ICAD '97

  3. New approach to Multimedia • We are doing something different • Contrast conventional approaches • Then cover the new concepts • Emphasize audio examples for ICAD ICAD '97

  4. Traditional Media Libraries • Been there, done that • SGI’s GL, AL, IL, VL, CL • Microsoft’s D3D. Dsound, Ddraw • Monolithic • Powerful, but difficult to integrate • Imperative • Examples: ICAD '97

  5. DirectAnimation • Media Integration • Audio, Video, 2D, 3D • manipulated in similar ways/interchangeable • Synchronization via common timeline • Description based • Up to the engine to decide how to render • Non-side effecting • Frees the engine to optimize ICAD '97

  6. DA Behaviors • The key! • Dynamic • Value wrt time time or other behaviors • Behaviors belong to fundamental types • Sound is a fundamental type, not a second class citizen • Fundamental types have dynamic parameters • Rate, phase, gain and pan (each could bea bvr itself) ICAD '97

  7. Primitive Behaviors • Building blocks • Constant, not time varying • System constant Examples: • Audio : Silence • Image : EmptyImage • Color : Red • Number : 1 ICAD '97

  8. DA Behavior Types • Primary Media Types: • Sound, Image, 3D geometry • Supporting behaviors: • Number, String, Color, Point, Vector, Transform, Camera, Microphone, Font, Line, Spline! • Transform sounds embedded in Geometry through space and spatially render using Microphone ICAD '97

  9. Behaviors are abstract • Sound type actually represents: • Sampled PCM sound • Networked streaming audio • Parametrically synthesized sound • MIDI • Soon: Dynamically composed music/more synthesis ICAD '97

  10. Ex: Primative, Static Behavior • 800 Hz sine wave • rawSound = sinSynth.rate(800); ICAD '97

  11. Ex: Dynamic behavior • Sine ramp(DC then one hertz/second) • ramp = sinSynth.rate(time); • Siren based on existing behavior • rawSound = sinSynth.rate(800); • siren = rawSound.rate(div(add(2, sin(time)), 2); • // rate will vary from 1/2 to 1 1/2 nominal 800 Hz sine ICAD '97

  12. Ex: Recursive Mix • Demo ICAD '97

  13. Media integration • Combine behaviors for richness • Primitive behavior yield time varying behaviors • Time varying combine to form hybrid behaviors • Hybrid behaviors combine to form animations • Spider climbing up swinging pendulum… • Build step by step instead of defining where the spider is absolutely ICAD '97

  14. Single engine controls all media • James Hahn’s Timbre tree • Extreme richness • Implicit synchronization • Examples: • Steam locomotive (steam, chug sound, location) • Sea Shore demo ICAD '97

  15. Audio Capabilities • Media importation via DirectShow • Many native PCM audio formats • wav, aifc, au, etc. • Many audio CODECs supported • G711, uLaw, MPEG, voxware, H.* coming via NetShow • Users may add formats via Dshow filters • Filters may be codebased ICAD '97

  16. . Audio Capabilities cont. • Mixing • Audio of different types (MIDI and PCM) • Auto format conversion of Audio of different formats • Multiple instantiation • Import a sound once then play it simultaneously at different positions or rates • Recursive mixing of sounds ICAD '97

  17. Audio Capabilities cont. • Spatial Audio • Embed sounds in 3D geometry • Animate Sound Geometry via 3D transforms • Render Sound Geometry using Microphones ICAD '97

  18. Present Audio Parameters • All Sounds (PCM, Streaming, SinSynth, MIDI) support: • Gain, Rate, Phase, Pan, Loop • Accumulate • Parameters may be number behaviors themselves • (filters/synthesizers coming with more elaborate controls) ICAD '97

  19. Sound Behavior Constructors • Mix • SoundSource(soundBvr) • Union, transform (on sound geometries) • SoundGeometry.RenderSound(microphones) • Coming: numberBvr.SoundSynth(timeInterval) • Could also be used in 2D to create textures ICAD '97

  20. DA Engine Exposed via com • Available from wide range of languages: • JavaScript, VBSript • DA in html file using script tag • Java • Visual Basic • C, C++ ICAD '97

  21. Future work • Audio • Parametric synthesis • Dynamic music synthesis • Additional network streaming of audio/movies • Engine • Enhanced retained mode control • More sophisticated optimization ICAD '97

  22. Conclusion • Description based behavioral approach to multimedia • Easy to construct media rich, synchronized animation • High degree of integration • Web based or stand alone animations ICAD '97

  23. We are hiring! ICAD '97

  24. Audio Anecdotes • Cookbook in the spirit of Graphics Gems • Soliciting Articles now! • Topics and details at • http://www.sworks.com/cookbook/solicitation.html ICAD '97

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