Context-Based Media Adaptation in Pervasive Computing

Topics:
Electrical and Electronic
Tags:
Context,
Pervasive Computing,
Rich Media,
University Of Ottawa
Source:
University of Ottawa

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Overview: In Pervasive Computing applications, computer embedded devices are used to perform control tasks and access the Internet or other information sources. They contain rich media data, which are not suitable for those pervasive devices with limited capabilities. Context -based media adaptation is mainly concerned with selecting different qualities of single media types or selecting different media types, and then delivering information to different context. In this paper, some related issues for building a general context based media adaptation framework are discussed. These issues include context description and exchange schemes, adaptable model for managing and manipulating multimedia content, adaptation techniques and architectural issues.

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Format: PDF | Size: 36KB | Date: May 2001 | Pages: 7


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