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Professional Content Management Systems Handling Digital Media Assets

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ISBN-10: 0470855428

ISBN-13: 9780470855423

Edition: 2004

Authors: Andreas Mauthe, Peter Thomas

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Content and content management are core topics in the IT and broadcast industry. This text clearly defines these terms for those learning the field. It should also help to clarify the subject area, define problematic issues and establish a universal understanding of content and its management.
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List price: $167.95
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/12/2004
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 336
Size: 6.81" wide x 9.76" long x 0.95" tall
Weight: 1.694
Language: English

Preface
Introduction
What is content?
Content and intellectual property rights
CMS versus DAM-S and MAM-S
Application domains
Content management in television, radio, and media production
Content management in 'non-media' organizations
Content management in advanced media services
Content management: the problem illustrated
Media and essence handling requirements
Requirements for metadata creation and handling
User requirements example: television production applications
Integration into production
Essence management
Browsing
Information management
User interface requirements
Operational requirements
System requirements
Architectural system requirements
Requirements summary
Content-related workflows
Who is dealing with content?
Content access in production
Content access in documentation and cataloging
Search and retrieval of content
Content-related administrative and management tasks
The role of a content manager
Workflows in broadcast
Sequential versus content-centric workflow model
Basic broadcast workflows
Ingest and logging workflow
Search, query, and production workflow
Impact of content management on broadcast workflows
Workflows in e-commerce systems
Workflow in the CMS back-end
Ingest, documentation, and content management
Fulfillment and delivery
Workflow in the e-commerce front-end
Selection and presentation of content
The sales process
Content-related workflows in corporate and other organizations
Content management in training and e-learning
Content-related workflows in marketing and sales
Content creation for marketing and sales
Content distribution
Essence
The different forms of essence
Basic essence elements
Structured essence formats
High-resolution and browse formats
Basic BIF requirements
Encoding and compression basics
Encoding: from the analog to the digital domain
Compression: reducing the bit rate
Video
Video encoding: basics and principles
MPEG-based formats
MPEG-1
MPEG-2
MPEG-4
DV-based formats
DV format: encoding basics
DV professional compression according to SMPTE
Video formats in the context of CMS
Audio
Audio encoding: basics and principles
MPEG-based audio formats
MPEG-1 audio
MPEG-2 audio
MPEG-4 audio
Audio formats in the context of CMS
Images, Web, text, and other essence formats
Images
JPEG
GIF
TIFF
BMP
Structured documents
SGML
Web pages and HTML
Essence processing
Essence processing applications and services
Essence processing: basic principles and methods
Essence processing tools in content management systems
Content representation and metadata
The representation of content
Metadata: the description of content
Object-related metadata
Workflows and content description
Rights-related metadata
Data models and metadata
Segment-related metadata
Logical content structure and content hierarchies
Object references
Metadata access and exchange
Search and query for metadata
Metadata exchange
Metadata description schemes
SMEF and P/Meta
SMEF basics
The SMEF entity structure
The SMEF data model
MPEG-7
MPEG-7 systems
MPEG-7 data description language (DDL)
MPEG-7 visual and audio parts
MPEG-7 multimedia description schemes (MDS) tools
MPEG-7 reference tools and relationships
SMPTE Metadata Dictionary
The Metadata Dictionary structure
Metadata Dictionary element structure
SMPTE unique material identifier
Dublin core
Standards for metadata transmission and exchange
The key-length-value (KLV) protocol
Key-length-value structure
KLV data coding
Extensible markup language (XML)
Document type definitions (DTD)
W3C XML schema
XML processing
XML and metadata
The media object server protocol
The simple object access protocol (SOAP)
File formats
Media eXchange format (MXF)
The MXF file structure
Metadata in MXF
Structural metadata
Descriptive metadata
Operational patterns
Advanced authoring format (AAF)
AAF file structure
Essence in AAF
AAF class model and class hierarchy
BWF and other multimedia file formats
The broadcast wave format
Content management system architecture
Software design principles
Scalability by distribution
Service groups
Broker-manager-server concept
Software architecture
Essence management
Data management
CMS component software architecture
The core
Essence management
Archive management servers
Archive transfer manager
Archive transfer servers
Cache servers
Streaming managers
Streaming servers
Transfer managers
Transfer servers
Device management
Device managers
Device servers
Data management
Information systems
Data managers
Data manager resolver
Data brokers
Services
Ingest
Playout
Import
Export
Editing
Conversion
Analysis
Video analysis service
Audio analysis service
Other analysis services
Watermarking
Order management
Watch folder
Web retrieval
Workspace management
Applications
Supporting services
Job management
Workflow management
Task management
Transaction control
System management
Naming
Event logging
Process monitoring
Resource management
System administration
User management service
Accounting and licencing
Messaging
Configuration
Remote installation
Content management system infrastructure
Infrastructure: basic principles
Infrastructure components and sub-components
Increasing system reliability via hardware redundancy
Hardware design and configuration principles
Deciding on server configurations
Deciding on redundancy
Deciding on storage
Designing the networks
Isolating interfaces
Storage systems
Server-attached storage (SAS)
Network attached storage (NAS)
Storage area networks (SAN)
SAN management
SAN-based backup
SAN requirements in content production
Mass storage solutions
Videotape-based systems
IT-based mass storage systems
Storage devices for long-term storage
Videotape recorders
Optical disk drives
Data tape drives
Hard-disk-based online storage
Combining technology
Supporting workflows by a baseline system infrastructure
Generic system layout
Contribution and ingest
Ingest control and recording
Transport of production quality essence
Access to browse copies and keyframes
Real-time analysis and annotation
Archive
Query and retrieval
Interface to production and playout
Cataloging and archiving
Administration
Operational consideration
Migration
Using automatic tape libraries
Monitoring carrier integrity
Carrier replacement and decommissioning policies
Costs
Initial cost
Internal cost
Cost of operation
Case study: near-online systems
Case study: online systems
Case Study: browse server
System and data integration in CMS
Integration principles
Types of integration
Integration via data exchange
Integration via application programming interfaces
Integration of application components
Integration process
Requirements study and component analysis
System and interface design
Implementation, testing, and installation
CMS and legacy systems
Introducing CMS in existing infrastructures
Migration of legacy essence
Integration of existing databases and information
Migration of legacy databases and information systems
Integration of legacy databases and information systems
Integration of third-party systems
Integration with enterprise-wide third-party systems
Integration with enterprise resource planning systems
Integration with rights management systems
Integration of function-specific third-party systems
CMS and automation system/media management system
CMS and nonlinear editing systems
Integration with newsroom systems
CMS and Web integration
Applications
Application design principles
Application and user requirements
Access rights and user roles
Component-based application design
CMS applications and componentware
Reusable application modules
Player
Clip list
Time-line
Device control panels
Metadata editor
Query interfaces
Thesaurus pickers
Hit lists
Application views including keyframes
Input application control
Import
Ingest
Documentation applications
Logging
Cataloging
Retrieval applications
Search and presentation
Search and querying
Presentation of search results
Detailed content object representation
Advanced retrieval client features
Browse and rough-cut
Rough-cut
Collection and ordering
Export
System administration
Other application components
Media production preparation
Planning and drafting
Commissioning
Rights clearance
Future trends
MPEG-21: multimedia framework
Relevant broadcast initiatives
EBU project future television archives
IETF initiative for content distribution networks (CDN) and content distribution internetworking (CDI)
Experiences and outlook
CMS-related issues
Automatic media analysis and processing tools
CMS as generic, open platform
Workflow considerations
Future developments
Developments in automatic content processing
Information and metadata management
Future infrastructures
IPR management and protection
References
Acronyms
Index