Accessing multimedia information in a networked environment introduces problems that do not exist when the same information is accessed locally.
Accessing multimedia information in a networked environment introduces problems that don't exist when the same information is accessed locally.
Accessing multimedia information in a networked environment introduces problems that don't exist when the same information is accessed locally.
Bulterman, D. (1993). Specification and support of adaptable networked multimedia. ACM Multimedia Systems Journal, 1(2), 68–76.
Abstract: Accessing multimedia information in a networked environment introduces problems that do not exist when the same information is accessed locally. These ...
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