Developing Quality Metadata
Building Innovative Tools and Workflow Solutions
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Routledge
- Date of Publication 31 July 2007
- ISBN 9780240808697
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages544 pages
- Size 246x189 mm
- Weight 1080 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Push the envelope with creative techniques for developing your own multimedia production tools
MoreLong description:
With the explosion of new audio and video content on the Web, it's more important than ever to use accurate and comprehensive metadata to get the most out of that content. Developing Quality Metadata is an advanced user guide that will help you improve your metadata by making it accurate and coherent with your own solutions. This book is designed to get you thinking about solving problems in a proactive and productive way by including practical descriptions of powerful programming tools and user techniques using several programming languages. For example, you can use shell scripting as part of the graphic arts and media production process, or you can use a popular spreadsheet application to drive your workflow. The concepts explored in this book are framed within the context of a multimedia professional working on the Web or in broadcasting, but they are relevant to anyone responsible for a growing library of content, be it audio-visual, text, or financial.
MoreTable of Contents:
1Framing the problem
2Raw unformatted and unstructured data
3Record structured data
4Object modeling your data
5Data exchange formats
6Problems with conversion
7Interfaces and APIs
8Unicode and other code sets
9Scripting layers
10Dynamic content creation
11Time related data ? calendars and schedules
12People related data ? addresses and CRM
132D Spatial data ? location maps
143D models, data and space
15Motion related data ? animation
16UNIX command line tools
17Power tools (Perl, Python, Expect, Tcl)
18Compiled language tools (C, C+, Java, Objective-C)
19XML based tools and processes
20GUI tools and processes
21Automation with AppleScript
22Automation with Windows Script Host
23Automation with shell scripts
24Building tools
25Building workflows
26Adding intelligence and metrics to the tools
27Rights issues and protecting your data
28Lateral thinking ? using applications in new ways
Part 2The toolset examples (30 to 50 tools)
AUNIX tool quick reference
BAppleScript quick reference
CCode sets
DRelevant standards
ERFC documents
Glossary
Bibliography
Webliography
Index
