Yovisto is a new video search engine for educational videos and e-lectures. yovisto provides a social tagging function. You can sign up at yovisto and maintain your own online lecture collections, maintain an own user profile, make friends, choose your favorite video lecture, share lecture recordings and (!) you can tag videos.

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yovisto.com - web 2.0 portal

Yovisto is a Web 2.0 platform to upload, share, search, tag, and to discuss academic video recordings. In addition to providing a traditional video search engine, yovisto enables the user to search within the lecture videos.


Yovisto deploys innovative automated video analysis to generate a time-dependent and textbased video index for efficient retrieval. Yovisto also provides a platform for manually describing video content in a collaborative way: users can generate metadata such as keywords or labels at any position within the video (collaborative time dependent tagging). Moreover, users can start, follow, and carry on discussions at any point within the video.

Furthermore, users are able to author and maintain wiki-pages to enrich video content with supplementary information, such as images, hyperlinks, or text. The most important benefit of yovisto is its content based search feature, which allows the efficient search of yovisto's database (currently containing one of the largest collection of academic recordings) and enables the users effectively to find the information they are looking for.

Yovisto website: www.yovisto.com


REPLAY @ Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich

REPLAY is an open source solution to manage the complete life cycle of audiovisual recordings in an automated way. It also provides comprehensive functionalities for existing audiovisual archives, repositories or collections. Therefore, REPLAY is an appropriate solution not just for academia, but also for institutions and companies producing, hosting, managing and allocating audiovisual content. Key features:

- Automated capture of audio, video, and content
- Isochronic indexation, based on OCR or audio
- Support for long-term archival
- Provides various management user interfaces
- Devoted to standards and accepted formats
- Open source (GNU LGPL)

In cooperation with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich we have developed the OpenSource Multimedia Portal System REPLAY.

REPLAY project website: www.replay.ethz.ch


Opencast Project

Opencast is an initiative driven by higher education institutions to empower ...

>>institutions to make informed choices about capture, processing, and distribution infrastructure for audio/video.
>>faculty to teach courses and share knowledge with their students and learners worldwide without technology getting in the way.
>>students to access and shape media into a more meaningful tool for learning. everyone to easily find and engage with educational video, audio, and other rich media from instructors and institutions around the world.
The Opencast community is a collaboration of higher education institutions working together to explore, define, and document podcasting best practices and technologies. Through blogs and email lists, the community offers guidance and information to help others choose the best approach for delivering rich media online.

The Opencast Project is managed and organized by ETH-Zürich and University of California, Berkeley. We are member and contributor for the opencast project.

Opencast website: www.opencastproject.org


Lecture2Go @ University Hamburg

University Hamburg is using the system Lecture2Go for mobile recording of lectures and conference talks. Yovisto is supporter and consultant to establish a scaleable post-processing of digital lectures produced by Lecture2Go with REPLAY.

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