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Web-based Video Editing System for Sharing Clips Collected from Multi-user
Irvine, California December 12-December 14
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Satoshi Ichimura, Tokyo University of Technology
Yutaka Matsushita, Tokyo University of Technology
Movies edited by amateurs are likely to be a sequence of monotonous scenes, where people record video from a single direction, and use video from a single camcorder when editing video. We developed VideoBlocks, a web-based video editing system. In our system, video clips are collected from multi-users' camcorders via the Internet and shared among the users. The system allows users to easily use other users' video clips, each of which is spontaneously videotaped using different digital video camcorders. VideoBlocks provides the capability to extract the date and time information of the video-recording from the digital video cameras, and automatically synchronize them. Through evaluations of the system, we determined the effectiveness of the system.
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Satoshi Ichimura, Yutaka Matsushita, "Web-based Video Editing System for Sharing Clips Collected from Multi-user," ism, pp.104-111, Seventh IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia (ISM'05), 2005
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