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CNICE Video Description On-Line Recommendation
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Abstract

This document includes the techniques for implementing the guidelines described in the guidelines document.

Table of Contents

1. Techniques

Guideline 1 - This is an example guideline.

This is where you would describe how to implement the guideline. You might want to include an example box:

Example (HTML/script)

<script lang="script">
    while (x) {
        y;
    }
</script>

Alternately you might want to show what not to do:

Bad Example (HTML/script)

<script lang="script">
    while (x) {
        do(something, bad);
    }
</script>

(Guideline Description for Guideline 1)

Guideline 1.1 - This is an optional sub-guideline of guideline 1. [optional]

[insert text here at some point]

(Guideline Description for Guideline 1.1)

Guideline 2 - Ensure that all video is accompanied by an audio and textual description

Audio and textual descriptions can be added using SMIL:

Example (SMIL)

<par dur="1:00:00">
    <video dur="1:00:00" region="videoregion" src="video.rm">
    <audio begin="0:00:00" src="audio-desc.rm" systemAudioDesc="on">
    <textstream src="transcription.rt" region="textregion">
<par>

(Guideline Description for Guideline 2)

2. Glossary

Defined Term
This is what the definition of this term looks like.
SMIL
Synchronized Media Integration Language. SMIL is a W3C recommendation. It allows for video, audio, plain-text and other types of media to be integrated into a single rich presentation which can serve various streams or combinations of streams depending on the needs and desires of the user. SMIL is the standard captioning language used on the Web.

3. References and Further Reading



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