- From: Adrian Wallaschek <Adrian.Wallaschek@informatik.uni-oldenburg.de>
- Date: Thu, 16 May 1996 00:18:05 +0200 (MET DST)
- To: www-talk@w3.org
Hi, weblanders! The following may sound like a newcomers question, but be assured I have some interesting plans ;-) As I fiddled around with sound and other multi-media- documents, I came across a question: Let's say I have an audio file. It is no problem at all to get it and let it play. Now I wonder wether it is possible with existing tools (perhaps java, or whatever) to get a part of such a document described by an index or a timecode or something like that. E.g. I have a recorded interview just as one big sound-file (which might have some megabytes). If I want to reference only a part of the document, let's say just one sentence spoken, can I direct my browser by any method not to get the whole file but the relevant part only? Has anybody already planned an URL-schemes for sub-file-data. Are there any standard method of making non-standard data-formats available? Any suggestions? Please mail hints to Adrian.Wallaschek@Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE Thanks in advance, prefect -- _ ___ _ __ / __ __ / Adrian Wallaschek / ) / V (__) -/- (__) ( -/- Eupener Str. 25 /___/ / (__ / (__ (__ (_ 26127 Oldenburg (Germany) / Telefon: (Germany/0)-441-64415 E-Mail: Adrian.Wallaschek@Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE Just when you think, life can't possibly get worse, it suddenly does! And from the chaos there came a voice: "Smile and be happy, it could have become worse!" and I smiled and I was happy and it BECAME worse!
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