Structured Content Independent Scalable Meta-formats (SCISM) for Media Type Agnostic Transcoding
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Summary
A universal meta-format (SCISM) and methodology for representation and transcoding of arbitrary scalable content and different transcoding infrastructures are no longer needed for different types of scalable media.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2002-01-01
- Cited by
- 6
- References
- 10
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Keywords
Transcoding, Computer science, Header, Scalability, Metadata
References
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- Secure scalable streaming enabling transcoding without decryption
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Cited by
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- Fully scalable video transmission using the SSM adaptation framework
- File format for storage of scalable video
- Region-of-interest based image resolution adaptation for MPEG-21 digital item
- A framework for fully format-independent adaptation of scalable bit streams
- Structured Scalable Meta-formats ( SSM ) for Digital
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