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This year at IBC, 麻豆约拍 Research & Development is focussed on demonstrating the department鈥檚 work around .

The term 鈥榦bject-based media鈥� has become commonly used to describe the representation of media content by a set of individual assets together with metadata describing their relationships and associations. In the video below describes the rationale behind why 麻豆约拍 R&D is involved in this area of research and gives an overview of the department鈥檚 object-based research projects.

Accessibility is a key driver for Object鈥怋ased Broadcasting. Subtitles and audio description can be viewed as the earliest form of object based content as they are additional content, which can be optionally added to the video and audio. A fully object based approach enables far more issues to be addressed, for example providing variable sound mixes. Below you can see details of just such an example of adjustable content. 

Object-based audio content can be rendered in various reproduction scenarios based on a single representation. The options range from conventional stereo to advanced immersive audio systems with the capability to reproduce height information or for headphones as described by in this video:

Responsive Radio is a term used by 麻豆约拍 R&D to describe a class of radio programmes that use Object-Based Broadcasting principles to provide flexible, personalised listening experiences. Our first Responsive Radio project, a variable length radio documentary, demonstrates the delivery of a radio documentary at a duration set by the listener.

Object-Based Broadcasting allows for new opportunities to create interactive experiences for our audiences. We are particularly interested in the possibilities this has for enhancing the coverage of live events, and the is a novel way of giving audiences greater control over the video, audio and on-screen-graphics that comprise the coverage of these events:

To see live demonstrations of the above projects at IBC this year please visit the 麻豆约拍 Research & Development stand at 8.F18 in the Future Zone.

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