The Chrooma+ Approach to Enrich Video Content using HTML5
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The Internet has become an important source for media content. Content types are not limited to text and pictures but also include video and audio. Currently audiovisual media is presented as it is. However, these media do not integrate the huge amount of related information, which is available on the Web. In this paper we present the Chrooma+ approach to improve the user experience of media consumption by enriching media content with additional information from various sources in the Web. Our approach focuses on the aggregation and combination of this related information with audiovisual media. This approach involves using new HTML5 technologies and with WebVTT a new annotation format to display relevant information at definite times. Some of the advantages of this approach are the usage of a rich annotation format and extensibility to include heterogeneous information sources.
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- 1. THE CHROOMA+ APPROACH TO ENRICH VIDEO CONTENT USING HTML5 VSR RESEARCH GROUP CHEMNITZ UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY GERMANY PHILIPP OEHME, MICHAEL KRUG, FABIAN WIEDEMANN, MARTIN GAEDKE
- 2. WHY ENRICHMENT? • Situation: 52% of users are using their cellphone while watching TV1 • Idea: Why not provide them directly with related information? • Problem: Current video players and platforms in the Web do not provide an extensible way to attach and display additional information • Solution: Enrichment of existing video content using HTML5 technologies 2 1 Smith, A., Boyles, J.: The Rise of the “Connected Viewer”. (2012). Chrooma+ - http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de - Michael Krug WWW2013 - Mai 13, 2013
- 3. WHAT HAVE WE ACCOMPLISHED? • Display HTML5 snippets synchronized to a video stream • Implemented as a jQuery plug-in, only client code • Extensibility through a plug-in architecture to support various data sources for additional information 3Chrooma+ - http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de - Michael Krug WWW2013 - Mai 13, 2013
- 4. HOW DOES IT WORK? • Using the HTML5 TextTrack-API with WebVTT files • Synchronization via the oncuechange event • Placing information in cue entries as time-based metadata • Data as JSON objects • Plug-ins for displaying different kinds of information • Maps, Twitter, Wikipedia, HTML, Images... 00:01:56.000 --> 00:02:03.000 { "entries": [{ "type": "twitter", "properties": { "tags": "tuchemnitz", "style": { "color": "white", … } } },{ "type": "gmap", "properties": { "coordinates": { "lat": 50.813, "lon": 12.929 }, "style": { … } } … <video> <source src="video.mp4" type="video/mp4" /> <track src="metadata.vtt" kind="metadata"></track> </video> 4Chrooma+ - http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de - Michael Krug WWW2013 - Mai 13, 2013
- 5. THANK YOU Demo http://chroomaplus.eu/www2013-demonstrator Contact - @michikrug michael.krug@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de/people/krug Chrooma+ - http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de - Michael Krug WWW2013 - Mai 13, 2013 5