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This presentation outlines the architecture and data management strategies of an XML-based Digital Video Library (DVL) system. It covers key components including video servers, indexing servers, and query servers, detailing how they interact to manage and deliver multimedia content efficiently. The system leverages XML as a flexible standard for data management while ensuring usability, extensibility, and reliability. Future works will explore mechanisms for synchronization and the integration of MPEG-7 and MPEG-21 standards to enhance multimedia processing.
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Architecture & Data Management of XML-Based Digital Video Library System Jacky C.K. Ma Michael R. Lyu
Presentation Outline • Introduction • System Architecture • Video Server • Indexing Server • Query Server • Client Application • Data Management • Multimedia Content Description • Multimedia Framework • i-View Java Client • Synchronization Manager • Future Works
Introduction to XDVL • Search among a huge collection of digital video files • Include process from video creation to video delivery, plus other features • Adopt a multi-tier model to increase usability, extensibility, and reliability • Employ XML as an open standard framework in DVL data management
System Architecture • Four primary components: • Video Server • Indexing Server • Query Server • Client Applications • Single DVL-Workstation or distributed system over the Internet
Video Server • Storage subsystem • Video capturing (video conversion) • Video segmentation and storing • Video streaming
Indexing Server • Meta-data subsystem • Extract and store video features • Raw textual information • Physical information • Semantic information • Text-based or content-based query
Query Server • Information portal subsystem • Accept queries from client application • Send optimized queries to appropriate Indexing Servers • Collect and rank results • Varies information retrieval model
Client Application • Presentation subsystem • Query submission • Query result presentation • Video playback
Data Management • Identifying and managing media content • Enable “quality access” to content • XML • Semi-structured leads to flexibility • Maintains interoperability • Transparent to most networks
Multimedia Content Description • MPEG-7 • Proposed standard for describing the multimedia content • Support both human users and automatic systems that process audiovisual information
Content Descriptors • Production Information • Usage Information • Physical Information • Structural Feature • Low Level Feature • Conceptual Information • Presentation Information • References • Interaction Information • Form • Conditions for accessing the material • Classification • Links to other relevant material • The Context
Multimedia Framework • MEG-21 • A common multimedia framework • To facilitate co-operation between different parties in the multimedia industry • Includes models, rules, procedures, and content formats
Elements in Multimedia Framework • Digital Item Declaration • Digital Item Identification and Description • Content Handling and Usage • Intellectual Property Management and Protection • Terminals and Networks • Content Representation • Event Reporting
i-View Java Client • Client Application of a DVL under the VIEW technology • Infrastructure components • Communication manager • Synchronization manager • Media Presentation components • Result pane • Text search query pane • Key frame presentation pane • Transcription presentation pane • Map presentation pane
Synchronization Manager • Provide a single point of control/dependency for all component operations • Incoming XML stream will be digested and dispatched • Notifies each component for the time and events • Use Message Dispatcher and Component Registry to get the status and attributes of each presentation components • Allow flexible plugging of presentation components
Future Research Work • Compare and investigate mechanisms on using XML in system synchronization • Investigate the feasibility of introducing MPEG-7 and MPEG-21 into the synchronization