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1 Overview Introduction to SMIL Martin Halvey January 2008 Introduction to W3C and XML Introduction to SMIL Writing a SMIL file Adding Media Objects Clipping media files Layout World Wide Web Consortium W3C Develop common protocols that promote WWW s evolution and ensure its interoperability repository of information about the WWW for developers and users sample code implementation to embody and promote standards various prototype and sample applications to demonstrate use of new technology World Wide Web Consortium W3C User Interface Domain Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Document Object Model (DOM) Technology and Society Domain Resource Description Framework (RDF) Architecture Domain Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) Extensible Markup Language (XML)
2 Extensible Markup Language XML XML is a method for putting structured data in a text file XML is text, not binary, but is not meant to be read XML is license-free, platformindependent and well-supported, W3C standard since February 1998 XML Syntax A document is made up of elements Each element has either a start-tag and end-tag or an empty-element tag Tags are identifiers enclosed within less-than (<) and greater-than (>) characters Elements are ended with a forwardslash (/) character, either at the beginning of an end-tag or at the end of an empty-element tag XML Syntax Elements may have one or more attributes. Each attribute is a name/ value pair in the form name="value" A set of start and end tags surround the text (or other elements) which they're marking up Elements may contain other elements (this is called nesting) XML vs HTML XML tags are case-sensitive. This means that the tags <smil> and <SMIL> are not the same Empty-element tags require a forwardslash (/) at the end of the tag (before the greater-than (>) character) Elements with a start-tag must have a corresponding end-tag
3 What is SMIL Set of XML modules They are used to describe Temporal behaviour Positional behaviour Interactive behaviour Animation Events Why use SMIL It is free and open Easy to learn and use Provides capabilities beyond those of any multimedia format yet seen on the web No need for additional software W3C adopted and published the SMIL 2.0 recommendation August 2001 Used in MMS and HD DVD Who uses SMIL How to create a SMIL file RealNetworks Intel Macromedia IBM Intel Macromedia Microsoft Netscape/AOL Nokia Ericsson Canon Panasonic Phillips Many Others Text Editor is sufficient Many companies are providing editors Adobe RealNetworks DoCoMo SMIL Media
4 SMIL Player Software Players available for a variety of devices Players available from Ambulant QuickTime Player RealPlayer Windows Media Player KMPlayer Helix Player Writing a SMIL File Every SMIL should start with a line identifying it as an XML document <?xml version= 1.0?> Writing a SMIL File The next line in your SMIL file should identify it to be a SMIL document Writing a SMIL File The next line in your SMIL file you should place the SMIL element <!DOCTYPE smil PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD SMIL 2.0//EN This is called the XML prolog and/or Document Type Declaration <smil xmlns=" </smil> It requires at least one attribute, the xmlns (XML NameSpace)
5 Writing a SMIL File It is a good idea to provide some additional information in the root of your SMIL file <smil xmlns=" xml:lang="en" title="smil template"> </smil> Writing a SMIL File Contains <head> and <body> elements <?xml version="1.0"?> <!DOCTYPE smil PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SMIL 2.0//EN" " <smil xmlns=" xml:lang="en" title="smil template"> <head> </head> <body> </body> </smil> Adding Media Objects There are a number of types supported by SMIL img video audio animation text textstream Adding Media Objects Additional types ref brush Two types of type Discrete Continuous
6 Adding Media Objects Each media object has a src attribute where you give the location of a media object <img src="picture.jpg"/> <video src="movie.mpg"/> Making Media Accessible Number of attributes exist to add additional information alt longdesc readindex Making Media Accessible <img src="party.jpg" alt="a picture of me from my birthday party" longdesc="party.txt"/> <video src="game.mpg" alt="a movie of one of the games from my birthday party" longdesc="game.txt"/> Clipping Files Easy to play part of a file in SMIL Clipping can only be applied to continuous media such as audio, video, and text streams Only need to specify when the clip should begin and end Give time values in NPT or SMPTE
7 Clipping Files Easy to do in SMIL, use one of two attributes clipbegin clipend Give values in one of two formats Normal Play Time (NPT) SMPTE, from Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Clipping Files For the hypothetical movie.mpg file, which is 30 minutes in length Starting 20 seconds into the video: <video src="movie.mpg" clipbegin="20s"/> Cutting out the last 3-minute, 30-second scene: <video src="movie.mpg" clipend="26:30"/> Clipping Files For the hypothetical movie.mpg file, which is 30 minutes in length Showing an interesting frame from the middle: <video src="movie.mpg" clipbegin="14:55.7" clipend="14:55.7"/> Time Formats "16 16 seconds (the same as "16s") 02:45: hours, 45 minutes, 14 seconds, and 273 milliseconds "07:00 7 minutes "30m" 30 minutes
8 Time Formats "1h 1 hour " second and 480 milliseconds "1480ms 1480 milliseconds (the same as above) Clipping Files Clipping files is easy, use one of two attributes clipbegin ClipEnd They can also be used together Time can be given in numerous formats once it is in NPT or SMPTE Timing and Synchronisation Timing and synchronisation is one of the strengths of SMIL You can be as precise or vague as you like Relatively easy to present content in parallel or in sequence Possible to present a number of elements in sequence, using <seq> <seq> <video src="ad1.mpg" alt="ad for a new computer"/> <video src="ad2.mpg" alt="ad for an ISP"/> <video src="ad3.mpg" alt="ad for an ad blocker"/> </seq>
9 Possible to present a number of elements in sequence, using <par> <par> <video src="ad1.mpg" alt="ad for a new computer"/> <video src="ad2.mpg" alt="ad for an ISP"/> <video src="ad3.mpg" alt="ad for an ad blocker"/> </par> It is possible to specify start times for elements in a sequence <seq> <video src="ad1.mpg" alt="ad for a new computer"/> <video src="ad2.mpg" alt="ad for an ISP" begin="00:02"/> <video src="ad3.mpg" alt="ad for an ad blocker" begin="00:02"/> </seq> It is possible to achieve the same outcome with par <par> <audio src="ad_music.mp3" alt="subliminal advertising enhancer"/> <video src="ad1.mpg" alt="ad for a new computer"/> <video src="ad2.mpg" alt="ad for an ISP" begin="00:17"/> <video src="ad3.mpg" alt="ad for an ad blocker" begin="00:34"/> </par> A element can also be timed to start relative to another <par> <audio src="ad_music.mp3" alt="subliminal advertising enhancer"/> <video id="ad1" src="ad1.mpg" alt="ad for a new computer"/> <video id="ad2" src="ad2.mpg" alt="ad for an ISP begin="ad1.end+00:02"/> <video id="ad3" src="ad3.mpg" alt="ad for an ad blocker" begin="ad2.end+00:02"/> </par>
10 Could achieve the same result with nested elements <par> <audio src="ad_music.mp3" alt="subliminal advertising enhancer"/> <seq> <video src="ad1.mpg" alt="ad for a new computer"/> <video src="ad2.mpg" alt="ad for an ISP" begin="00:02"/> <video src="ad3.mpg" alt="ad for an ad blocker" begin="00:02"/> </seq> </par> It is possible to repeat a media file <audio src="ring.wav" alt="telephone ring" repeatcount="4"/> <audio src="ring.wav" alt="telephone ring" repeatdur="16s"/> Media objects can also be timed to repeat in parallel <par> <audio id="ring" src="ring.wav" alt="telephone ring" repeatcount="4"/> <img src="jumping_phone.gif" alt="a violently ringing telephone" begin="ring.repeat"/> </par> To solve the problems with the previous code, specify begin time <par> <audio id="ring" src="ring.wav" alt="telephone ring" repeatcount="4"/> <img src="jumping_phone.gif" alt="a violently ringing telephone" begin="0; ring.repeat"/> </par>
11 It is also possible to synchronise containers as well as media objects <seq> <audio src="ring.wav" alt="telephone ring" repeatcount="9"/> <audio src="operator.wav" alt="operator saying that the party is not answering"/> </seq> It is also possible to add timers to attributes themselves <seq repeatcount="indefinite"> <audio src="ring.wav" alt="telephone ring" repeatcount="9"/> <audio src="operator.wav" alt="operator saying that the party is not answering"/> </seq> Possible to synchronise media in sequence and in parallel Objects can be timed to begin and/or end relative to another object Objects can be repeated, for a particular number of iterations, or a time period Iterations and time periods can be linked Layout SMIL has basic layout capabilities Possible to divide layout into regions and assign objects to regions Number of layout modules BasicLayout AudioLayout MultiWindowLayout
12 Dividing Space into Regions SMIL regions are always rectangular Arranging media in SMIL is a two step process Region is created Media object is tied to region To create a region use the element <region> Dividing Space into Regions Attributes of regions Height and Width Left, Right, Top and Bottom backgroundcolor and showbackground fit regionname z-index Dividing Space into Regions Attributes which are screen measurements can take the following values Relative values px, em, or ex Absolute values cm, mm, in,pt, or pc Percentages Dividing Space into Regions <region id="cif-ntsc" width="352px" height="240px"/> <region id="us-photo" width="6in" height="4in"/> <region id="half-center" left="25%" top="25%" width="50%" height="50%"/>
13 Grouping Regions into a Layout Region is not that useful until it is added to a layout Layout groups regions similarly to the synchronisation from earlier SMIL document only has one layout Layout is added to a SMIL document with the <layout> element Layout must be in documents <head> Grouping Regions into a Layout <head> <layout> <region id="cif-ntsc" width="352px" height="240px"/> <region id="us-photo" width="6in height="4in"/> <region id="half-center" left="25% top="25%" width="50%" height="50%"/> </layout> </head> Windows in Layout Window refers to a region on a screen Can control the appearance and behaviour of the windows your SMIL presentation using <toplayout> <toplayout> has five attributes width height backgroundcolor open close Windows in Layout <layout> <toplayout width="640px height="480px backgroundcolor="#ffffff open="whenactive close="whennotactive"/> </layout>
14 Audio Layout in SMIL AudioLayout module the soundlevel attribute for a <region> soundlevel is specified as a percentage greater than or equal to 0 As with other <region> attributes, soundlevel is relative Conclusions Introduction to W3C and XML Introduction to SMIL How to create a SMIL file Adding Media Objects Clipping media files Layout Next Lecture More about layout Interaction with users Animation Content Control
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