B. Michon
Abstract
Motion video in the computation environment is a major step in the evolution of expressive and effective computer systems. However, video is a difficult medium to integrate into a professional workstation or a personal computer. This true from the base video mixing architecture to the functional design of the user interface.
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Index Terms
- Integrating motion into computational environments
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