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Title : Specification of the Continuous Media Markup Language
(CMML), Version 1.0
Author(s) : S. Pfeiffer, C. Parker
Filename : draft-pfeiffer-cmml-00.txt
Pages : 32
Date : 2003-6-9
This specification defines the Continuous Media Markup Language
(CMML), version 1.0, an XML-based [1] markup language for
time-continuous data. It is a sister document to the specification
of the ANNODEX(TM) [12] annotation and indexing format for
time-continuous data. The CMML is an authoring language for
annotating, indexing and hyperlinking time-continuous data in the
ANNODEX(TM) [12] format. Its tags provide for the creation of
structured and unstructured annotations as well as hyperlinks and
addressable named anchor points for fragments of time-continuous
data. The tag names in use in CMML are similar to the ones in XHTML
[3].
At this point in time, the right to produce derivative works is not
granted to the IETF as the authors are uncertain about the necessity
to create a working group. The specification is not encumbered by
patents. The ANNODEX(TM) format is protected by a trademark to
prevent the use of the term 'annodex' for any related but
non-conformant and therefore non-interoperable technology.
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