eeePC version of plugin:
I've just uploaded an eeePC version of the plugin. Click on "Other Systems and Languages"s from the front page to get to the download link.
Annodex at W3C Video Workshop:
Michael Dale, Chris Double and Silvia Pfeiffer in December 2007 attended the W3C Video Workshop and presented about the new video element in Mozilla and what cool things can be done with Ogg on the Web. Michael showed off the Mediawiki extensions he created that demonstrates what "Web integrated video" can really mean.
EthnoER - linguists using Annodex:
Linguists are using Annodex to transcribe and share their research data online. It's an awesome outcome of the EthnoER project at Sydney University and may set the standard for the future of ethnographic research!
linux plugin update:
I've just put up a newer version of the plugin that doesn't hang at the end of audio-only files. I suspect this bug was not specific to Linux, either, so I'll try to get Windows and Mac versions up soon.
When http, html and URIs were invented, the World Wide Web took its shape. With the technology provided here, we extend the Web to audio-visual data: Annodex, cmml and temporal URIs allow the creation of Webs of Videos. They also enable Web search engines to crawl and index audio-visual content. Just apply anything you know from the Web to audio-visual content - that's Annodex.