Content production technologies

We are currently in a digital content era. With the increase in circulation of multimedia content globally via the internet it has lead to the need for reuse of content stored in archives; the utilisation of newly stored materials; partially finished broadcasting programmes and finished content. Thi...

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Main Author: Hasegawa, Fumio
Other Authors: Hiki, Haruo
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: West Sussex, England John Wiley & Sons 2004
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505 0 |a Includes bibliographical references and index 
505 0 |a 2.2 How to Search for Specific Material in an Archive2.3 Content Production Using Metadata; 3 Archive-correlated Technology Standards; 3.1 Standards Related to Archives; 3.2 Standards Related to Metadata; 3.3 Standards Related to Production; 3.4 Reference; 4 Experiment for Content Production with Content ID and MPEG-7; 4.1 Archive System; 4.2 Application of Watermarking Technology; 4.3 Verification Tests; 4.4 Retrieval Methods; 4.5 Editing Process; 5 New Content Production and Distribution Environment; 5.1 Content Distribution Environment; 5.2 Proposal for a New Content Production System 
505 0 |a Content Production Technologies; Contents; Preface; About the Editors; About the Contributors; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Introduction; I.1 Shortage of Video Content; I.2 Preservation; I.3 Distribution; I.4 Production; I.5 New Content Production Environment; I.6 New Content Distribution Environment; 1 What is a Large-scale Archive?; 1.1 Need for an Archive; 1.2 Example of a Preservation-oriented Archive; 1.3 Example of New Type-oriented Archive; 1.4 Future Video Archives; 2 Content Production from Digital Archives; 2.1 Storage of Video Material 
505 0 |a 5.3 Study on New Content Distribution5.4 References; 6 Recap and the Future; 6.1 Archives; 6.2 Content Production from Archives; 6.3 Experiments; 6.4 New Environment; 7 Utilization and Systematization of Video Assets; 7.1 Building a Video Content Business; 7.2 Local Industry Policy and Archives; 7.3 Digital Content Creation; 7.4 Policy and Guidelines Based on Original Creation Activity in Yamagata; 7.5 Activity Guidelines of the YDCC; 7.6 Conclusion; Index 
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520 |a We are currently in a digital content era. With the increase in circulation of multimedia content globally via the internet it has lead to the need for reuse of content stored in archives; the utilisation of newly stored materials; partially finished broadcasting programmes and finished content. This book proposes to show solutions to these numerous content issues. It will discuss large scale archives for significant content and a retrieval method for large scale archives and remote editing. The book will also examine the protection of intellectual property rights, which is one of the most