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Title : Specifying time intervals in URI queries and fragments
of time-based Web resources
Author(s) : S. Pfeiffer, et al.
Filename : draft-pfeiffer-temporal-fragments-03.txt
Pages : 22
Date : 2005-3-30
This document specifies a syntax for addressing time intervals within
time-based Web resources through URI queries and fragments. This
scheme is particularly used for Annodex [1] and CMML [2] Web
resources, though it could be picked up by any other time-based Web
resource format. Temporal addressing enables, e.g., direct access to
a clip inside a video stored on a Web Server, or direct jumps to a
specific event within a piece of music. The syntax is not restricted
to audio or video Web resources though, but covers all kinds of Web
resources that contain time-continuous information.
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