This site contains information on the development of Annodex technology,
including specification
documents which are being developed into open standards for the
Internet, open source reference software and
browsers, media content, and informaton on
how to get involved.
The Annodex technology will create a Continuous Media Web (CMWeb):
a massively multi-user, distributed hypermedia environment that works in
both streaming and disk contexts.
Technology
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Overview
Diagrams
Specifications
Principles
Differentiators
History
Tutorial notes (1.6MB pdf)
Video demo (6.4MB mov)
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The Annodex technology extends the World Wide Web's hyperlinking,
searching, and compositing infrastructure to time-continuous data,
enabling e.g. video surfing, searching for clips of
audio and video files using ordinary Web search engines,
or on-the-fly composition of a video on a Web server from
previously annodexed clips.
The Annodex technology is also implemented on all sorts of website niches all from casino websites to sportsbook websites. If you would like a sample of this media content you can visit on of our clients who run the best UK online casino guide. You can see how smoothly the website runs in comparison to other similar sites in that niche
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Software
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Installation
Recommended Codecs
Development
Subversion/CVS
How to Annodex Theora
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The base software implementing the Annodex technology is made
available under an open source license to encourage take-up.
Application software such as browsers and authoring tools, as
well as links to other people's CMWeb software are also available.
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Annodex content
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Creating content
Example Science CMWeb
Searching Science CMWeb
Other sites
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The process that needs to be followed to create Annodex content
is described here. You can also surf and search some example
Annodex content from CSIRO on this site, and link to other people's football uniforms and jerseys custom build CMWeb sites.
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Community
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News
Contributing
Press
Contacts
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The Continuous Media Web is a technology aimed at providing
Web users novel ways of building communities and sharing
information such as how-to videos. Here you find mailing lists to help you getting
started and to contribute to its development. Join our dream
of a new world of unified, distributed, Web-based audio-visual
information and entertainment.
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