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What is Sensitive Region

Encyclopedia of Multimedia Technology and Networking, Second Edition
Graphical representation of an anchor in a hypervideo document with a spatial and temporal extension.
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Hypervideo
Kai Richter (Computer Graphics Center (ZGDV), Germany)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-014-1.ch086
Abstract
Hypervideo is the adaptation of the hypertext metaphor to video. By annotating and referencing video objects, diverse media, and pieces of information the video stream can be unlocked to the global web of knowledge. Hypervideo combines the advantages of hypermedia as a dynamic, associative, and extendable network of information that can be shared and searched by many users at the same time, and of video as a natural and intuitive media to convey complex dynamic processes. Therefore, hypervideo will be one of the most important media for learning on the Semantic Web. This article will first introduce the concepts of hypervideo. Then the history of hypervideo applications will be outlined, and current applications on the market will be presented. Design aspects will be discussed taking the example of one hypervideo application. Then, use cases for hypervideo will be presented. Finally, we will discuss possible future trends before coming to the conclusions.
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