ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 29
| Projekta Nr. | ISO/IEC 15938-4:2002 |
|---|---|
| Nosaukums | <p>This International Standard defines a Multimedia Content Description Interface, specifying a series of interfaces</p> <p>from system to application level to allow disparate systems to interchange information about multimedia content. It</p> <p>describes the architecture for systems, a language for extensions and specific applications, description tools in the</p> <p>audio and visual domains, as well as tools that are not specific to audio-visual domains. As a whole, this</p> <p>International Standard encompassing all of the aforementioned components is known as "MPEG-7." MPEG-7 is</p> <p>divided into eight parts (as defined in the Foreword).</p> <p>This part of the MPEG-7 Standard (Part 4: Audio) specifies description tools that pertain to multimedia in the audio</p> <p>domain. See below for further details of application.</p> <p>This part of the MPEG-7 Standard is intended to be implemented in conjunction with other parts of the standard. In</p> <p>particular, MPEG-7 Part 4: Audio assumes knowledge of Part 2: Description Definition Language (DDL) in its</p> <p>normative syntactic definitions of Descriptors and Description Schemes. This part of the standard also has</p> <p>dependencies upon clauses in Part 5: Multimedia Description Schemes, namely many of the fundamental</p> <p>Description Schemes that extend the basic type capabilities of the DDL.</p> <p>MPEG-7 is an extensible standard. The method to extend the standard beyond the Description Schemes provided</p> <p>in the standard is to define new ones in the DDL, and to make those DSs available with the instantiated</p> <p>descriptions. Further details are available in Part 2. To avoid duplicate functionality with other parts of the standard,</p> <p>the DDL is the only extension facility provided.</p> |
| Reģistrācijas numurs (WIID) | 34231 |
| Darbības sfēra | <p>This International Standard defines a Multimedia Content Description Interface, specifying a series of interfaces</p> <p>from system to application level to allow disparate systems to interchange information about multimedia content. It</p> <p>describes the architecture for systems, a language for extensions and specific applications, description tools in the</p> <p>audio and visual domains, as well as tools that are not specific to audio-visual domains. As a whole, this</p> <p>International Standard encompassing all of the aforementioned components is known as "MPEG-7." MPEG-7 is</p> <p>divided into eight parts (as defined in the Foreword).</p> <p>This part of the MPEG-7 Standard (Part 4: Audio) specifies description tools that pertain to multimedia in the audio</p> <p>domain. See below for further details of application.</p> <p>This part of the MPEG-7 Standard is intended to be implemented in conjunction with other parts of the standard. In</p> <p>particular, MPEG-7 Part 4: Audio assumes knowledge of Part 2: Description Definition Language (DDL) in its</p> <p>normative syntactic definitions of Descriptors and Description Schemes. This part of the standard also has</p> <p>dependencies upon clauses in Part 5: Multimedia Description Schemes, namely many of the fundamental</p> <p>Description Schemes that extend the basic type capabilities of the DDL.</p> <p>MPEG-7 is an extensible standard. The method to extend the standard beyond the Description Schemes provided</p> <p>in the standard is to define new ones in the DDL, and to make those DSs available with the instantiated</p> <p>descriptions. Further details are available in Part 2. To avoid duplicate functionality with other parts of the standard,</p> <p>the DDL is the only extension facility provided.</p> |
| Statuss | Standarts spēkā |
| ICS grupa | 35.040 35.040.40 |