A generic architecture for adaptable multimedia services provision: illustration by a scenario
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Abstract
This paper introduces a generic architecture for the provision of adaptable services to mobile terminal users. The architecture involves the use of component technologies for the service logic and the use of MPEG-7 and MPEG-21 functionalities that enable the description, processing and adaptation of multimedia flows.The requirements for adaptable services are motivated by the presentation of an adaptation scenario. The functioning of the architecture is illustrated by the same scenario.
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