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SoundWeb: hyperlinked voice data for wearable computing environment

In this paper, we propose a system for browsing voice data which are recorded by people in a wearable computing environment. In this system, voice data is structured by hypertext-style links. A linked part of the voice data is specified by its start/end time in an attached HTML file. When voice data is played, each link is announced by a link sound such as a beep. Users can get linked information by clicking a mouse button while the link sound is being played.

Satoshi Nakamura | Shojiro Nishio | Masahiko Tsukamoto | Takeshi Shoji

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