Titlebook: Applications and Usability of Interactive TV; 4th Iberoamerican Co María José Abásolo,Francisco J. Perales,Antoni Bib Conference proceeding

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An Augmented Reality and 360-degree Video System to Access Audiovisual Content through Mobile Deviceality application on mobile devices and a 360-degree video player remotely controlled by a handheld device. Both ideas focus on the use of mobile devices, as they have become a powerful tool always worn by its owners.

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Study and Comparison of Metadata Schemas for the Description of Multimedia Resourcesips between schemas, and checks their compliance with the multimedia content description requirements of television. Finally, there is a comparison between them, identifying advantages and disadvantages.

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Building a Basic Hardware and Software Infrastructure for Developing Ginga-NCL Interactive Applicatiand their transmission for testing on actual hardware. The developed applications can be sorted out into four categories: natural hazards, environmental issues, higher education and the evaluation of telecommunications services. For sure the testbed has its limitations but it was setup under a limited budget.

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1865-0929 ccepted submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on?Second Screen Applications Immersive TV;?Video Consumption Development Tools;?IDTV Interoperability;?IDTV User Experience;?Audiovisual Accessibility..978-3-319-38906-6978-3-319-38907-3Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28989-5iterative prototyping and large-scale live pilots. Finally, we sketch how immersive media can address current issues as regards the user experience raised by TV-RING, and introduce related ongoing work in the ImmersiaTV project on broadcast omnidirectional video.

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TV-RING and ImmersiaTV: Present and Future of Televisioniterative prototyping and large-scale live pilots. Finally, we sketch how immersive media can address current issues as regards the user experience raised by TV-RING, and introduce related ongoing work in the ImmersiaTV project on broadcast omnidirectional video.