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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 23:22:20 -0400

Here's what is happening - folks are now developing exactly what I am describing. What they are doing is developing software which will 'look' for a hand - and then for a hand going in a specific path - as defined by a submitted video or other input. These same folks say that it can be also done in MPEG-7 - but of course someone has to do it.

But the real point I am trying to make - is having an integrated system that keep the same (similar?) architecture (MPEG-4 etc.?) - for whatever one needs to do. And I don't need it today - I can wait.

And to my knowledge MPEG 7 or 21 cannot do what you asked below.
On Thursday, September 26, 2002, at 01:37 PM, Harry Pasternak wrote:
You mean that I could 'present' a short video clip of a 'Cross Body Lead' to a video database and the software would hunt up all similar clips to the clip I 'presented'.

-- 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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