[M4IF Technotes] XMT-o to XMT-A

Michelle Y Kim mykim us.ibm.com
Mon Jun 23 18:15:53 EDT 2003


All,
My apologies!  Please ignore the "Confidential" tag in the subject line of 
my note below. It was an  accident.
Regards,
  Michelle
  Dr. Michelle Y. Kim, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
  Manager, Composite Media Technologies Group
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Michelle Y Kim/Watson/IBM   IBMUS
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        To:     "Pascal TEA" <pascal.tea   mediacd.fr>
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XMT-A
Skal, 
>I have some problems with the transduction of XMT-O to XMT-A. For 
instance, tags like <text> or <excl> aren't' taken into account. 
The <excl> tag will be most useful if your goal is  to dynamically change 
the MPEG-4 content while using  the XMT-O as delivery format (as in SMIL). 
 But since that was not the purpose of XMT-O, and since  the IBM toolkit 
for MPEG-4 as released on the alphaWorks uses  the XMT-O as exchangeable 
authoring format, not delivery format,   you will not find the support for 
the <excl> tag in the toolkit  (although it is a nice feature to have). .  
As for the <text> tag, you can use the <string> tag  until  there is a 
more general implementation of the <text> tag available. 
>What can I do? 
You can send me a private email  with a  scenario of an MPEG-4 scene where 
you would like to use <excl>.   There may be a workaround. 
 Regards,
 Michelle
 Dr. Michelle Y. Kim, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
 Manager, Composite Media Technologies Group
 mykim   us.ibm.com (e-mail)
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 (914) 784-7455 (fax)
"Pascal TEA" <pascal.tea   mediacd.fr> 
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Hello! 
I am trying to create MPEG-4 scenes using the IBMtoolkit. 
I have some problems with the traduction of XMT-O to XMT-A. 
For instance, tags like <text> or <excl> arent' taken into account. 
What can I do? 
Do you konw another XMT-O editor? 
Thanks for your help. 
Skal 
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