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Content Rejuvenation
Rejuvenate: v. make young again, restore youth; become young again; make
a company or organization more efficient and productive by implementing
new methods and concepts; restore something to its original condition;
revitalize; make new again; revive, renew
Video is a highly effective medium for information and knowledge
exchange. The growth in usage of Video as a communication tool over the
last many decades has been phenomenal. From entertainment to education,
from news to corporate learning, video is the medium of choice.
An industry of professional video content editors has formed to work on
videos. This includes mixing, remixing, dubbing, cleaning, editing,
improving quality, re-facing and adding effects to existing videos.
Utility of such effort ranges from Advertisement to Entertainment to
Training industry videos.
With the rise of internet videos and the connected web, innovations
called Mashups have started brewing. These are aimed at combining
various videos and text content together in a web-page like format.
However, video does not yield easily to be mixed online without the use
of complex video editing tools. A number of "overlay" technologies have
thus come to form.
Having a technology that allows adding images, audio, and text captions
to videos, on the fly and over the web, opens a whole new array of
possibilities in today's web-aware world. People can tag, retag, modify
each other's videos for fun and entertainment. This technology is
especially useful in the domain of training and learning, where content
produced somewhere else can be reused and rejuvenated to make a point
effectively.
Ultra Mashup Studio and Player technologies are innovations by Softech
Worldwide that target this very area. The Ultra Mashup Studio allows
flexible and powerful ways to combine audio, other videos, images, text
and feedback forms to an existing video. The video could be one uploaded
by a User or linked to another video over the web, residing on a media
sharing site. The overlayed contents can also be either uploaded or
residing on a media sharing site.
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