Re: All MIT Courses Online Free - MPEG-4 ?? Now MPEG-7

• Subject: Re: All MIT Courses Online Free - MPEG-4 ?? Now MPEG-7
• From: Harry Pasternak <email@hidden>
• Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 16:37:28 -0400

 David Gratton wrote:

On Thursday, September 26, 2002, at 06:44 AM, Harry Pasternak wrote:

 Charles Wiltgen wrote:

MPEG-7 is a standard for media metadata.  If you're interested in
interactivity, you'll want to check out SMIL and BIFS.

The element I found interesting is MEPG-7's potential ability in use of video data bases. Imagine 3000 Salsa 'how to' and competition videos stored in a data base - and be able to find video frames that exhibit a specific type/style of a Cross Body Lead with a complete turn (for example).

You can do all of that now, by the way, using QuickTime with or without MPEG 4 audio or video. Maybe it's time to stop "imagining" and start "doing".

-- Harry Pasternak
Thousand Islands Institute
" No such thing as right or left 'wing'.
All you need to know is - who's getting screwed
and who's doing the screwing?"- Molly Ivins
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