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Multimedia Services
FEKT-KMDSAcad. year: 2009/2010
Fundamental properties of multimedia networks, requirements on multimedia transmission. Multimedia transport protocols, multicasting. Fundamental techniques of audiovisual signal processing, compression. Transport and archiving formats. Internet telephony VoIP, videconferencing H.323 and webTV. Interactive services in DVB.
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Fundemantals of high-speed multimedia networks - access methods and its properties
Time-crucial transport of multimedia signals - transport protocols - types of transmission
Fundamentals of audiovisual signal processing - filtration, enhancement, color tranformation, nonlinear editing
Compression of audiovisual signals - lossy and lossless techniques
Transport and archiving formats of audio - MP3, RealAudio
Transport and archiving formatts of video I - JPEG, JPEG2000, MJPEG
Transport and archiving formats of video II - MPEG 1,2,4
Internet telephony and distributive audio services - VoIP
Videconference and distributive video services - Point-to-Point and MultiPoint
Digital cinema - FireWire, 3D visualization
Interactive multimedia services
Electronic publishing and security on the Web
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Distributive services on the Internet - live broadcast using Real technology
Internet telephony and videotelephony
Videoconference - Point-to-Point and MultPoint
Digital cinema - compression, processing and editing, 3D visualization
Digital watermarks