HTML 5: A Security Solution for EUXcreenXL
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The document discusses the transition of the EUscreenXL portal from using Flash video to using HTML 5 in order to improve connectivity and interoperability across devices. This raised security concerns about users directly downloading video content. The solution developed uses a ticket server to provide limited-time URLs to video fragments from a media fragment server, preventing direct downloads of content while still allowing playback in the browser. The relevant GitHub repositories are also provided.
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The document discusses a project to virtually reunite related paper and media collections that have been split between institutions. Specifically, it aims to reunite the National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB) historic radio collection, which contains audio tapes held at the University of Maryland and related paper materials held at the Wisconsin Historical Society. The project will digitize materials from both collections and develop metadata using standards like EAD, PBCore and EAC-CPF to allow the audio and contextual information to be discovered and studied together online, providing new insights into the recordings and American history.
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Presented by Anne Wootton in the "Tools and Technologies for Enhancing Access to Audiovisual" session at the Access, Outreach, and Use of Moving Image Archives Stream during the AMIA 2015 Conference on Friday, November 20, 2015.
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Presented by Lily Troia in the "Moving Beyond Access: Unlocking the Potential of Moving Image Archival Collections" session at the Access, Outreach, and Use of Moving Image Archives Stream during the AMIA 2015 Conference on Saturday, November 21, 2015.
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- 2. Overview 1. EuscreenXL 2. HTML 5 transition 3. Security requirements 4. Solution 5. GitHub
- 3. 1. EUscreenXL • Is a project involving European broadcasting and audiovisual archives • Aligns audiovisual collections held throughout Europe • Connects them within the audiovisual domain of Europeana • 30 partners and 13 associate partners from 22 European countries
- 6. 2. HTML 5 • Old portal served content over Flash video streams • New portal is HTML 5 based for improved connectivity and interoperability over mobile platforms
- 7. 2. HTML 5 • HTML 5 made the video source viewable in the item page code • Even users without technical knowledge could download videos just by saving the page and its content locally • This was an issue of concern for many media content providers and led to some of them pulling out their content
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- 9. 4. Solution EUscreenXL Ticket Server 2 2 11 1: media fragment server 2: hosted content request Ticket (expiry, IP) Play-out URL
- 10. 5. GitHub Fragment Server: https://github.com/Noterik/Rafael EUscreenXL security solution: https://github.com/Noterik/smt_euscreenxlite m EuscreenXL portal: http://www.euscreen.eu
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