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Hyper-Interactive video browsing by a remote controller and hand gestures

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Three types of hyper-interactive controls are incorporated, which include a reference link of a video object to show supplementary information on the Web, a hyper link to enable hyper-video jumps, and a choice link for online answers to pre-designed questions.
Abstract
Interactive video browsing tools are designed for e-learning applications on future interactive TVs. The integrated system includes an authoring tool that produces multi-paths videos and a playback tool that uses video tracking technology and a remote controller. The playback tool enables multi-modal interaction between the user and a multi-story video clip. Three types of hyper-interactive controls are incorporated, which include a reference link of a video object to show supplementary information on the Web, a hyper link to enable hyper-video jumps, and a choice link for online answers to pre-designed questions. The underlying video is coded using the standard MPEG technology, with navigation information hidden in the user-defined data of MPEG. Thus, the default sequence of a hypervideo can also be presented using an ordinary video player.

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Hypervideos and Interactive Multimedia Presentations

TL;DR: This article analyzed more than 400 papers for relevant work in hypervideos and interactive multimedia presentations to discover a set of trends and unsolved problems, and propose directions for future research.
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XML-based video annotation system for language learning environment

TL;DR: This work focuses on an XML-based video annotation system for language learning using a videoconference system and proposes a video correction and VCML (Video-based Correction Markup Language) based on XML to represent corrected information.
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An object-based hypervideo authoring system

TL;DR: An object-based hypervideo authoring system that offers a manual object- based interface for the film producer to select meaningful video objects and annotate them and has a video construction function to facilitate the audience's viewing of the annotation of interesting objects in a scene or selection of a particular viewing path.