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Multimedia Authoring
Multimedia Authoring:Systems and Applications
What is an Authoring System?
Why should you use an authoring system?
Multimedia Authoring Paradigms
Multimedia Programming vs Multimedia Authoring
Issues in Multimedia Applications Design
Content Design
2.1.1 Scripting (
writing
)
2.1.2 Graphics (
illustrating
)
2.1.3 Animation (
wiggling
)
2.1.4 Audio (
hearing
)
2.1.5 Interactivity (
interacting
)
Technical Design
Visual Design
Storyboarding
Overview of Multimedia Software Tools
Digital Audio
Music Sequencing and Notation
Image/Graphics Editing
Image/Graphics Editing
Animation
Multimedia Authoring
Further Information
Multimedia Programming:Scripting (Lingo)
Director programming/Lingo Scripting
Director Basics
Overview and Definitions
The Score and the Stage
Using The Score
The playback head
Channels
Frames
Sprites
Cast members
Lingo
Markers
Editing Frames
Identifying Frames with Lingo
Lingo Scripting
When does Lingo run?
The Lingo language
Dot Syntax
Parentheses
Character spaces
Comments
Optional keywords and abbreviated commands
Literal Values
Identifying cast members and casts
Lingo operators
Lingo Lists
Types of Scripts
Messages and Events
Director Example 1: Simple Animation
Director Example 2:Importing media
Director Example 3:Simple Lingo Scripting
Director Example 4:Controlling Navigation with Lingo
Multimedia Programming:Tagging (SMIL)
What it is SMIL?
SMIL support
Running SMIL Applications
Using Quicktime
Using RealPlayer G2
Using the SOJA applet
another SMILE viewer:GRINS
Let us begin to SMIL -- SMIL Authoring
SMIL Syntax Overview
Basic Layout
SMIL Layout
Window settings
Positioning Media
The Region tag
The
img tag
Relative Position Example
Overlaying Regions
Support for Other Media
fit
ting media to regions
Synchronisation
Adding a duration of time to media --
dur
Delaying Media -- the
begin
tag
Sequencing Media -- the
seq
tag
Parallel Media -- the
par
tag
Synchronisation Example 1: Planets Soundtrack
Synchronisation Example 2: Slides 'N' Sound
SMIL Events
begin
events
The
switch
Tag
SMIL ON
Dave Marshall
10/4/2001
