Abstract
Although multimedia systems are rapidly becoming more widely available and
affordable, most present-day multimedia applications are not designed with
interoperability in mind. Multimedia data from one application can be used in another
only in relatively specialized circumstances or with special translator software, effort,
and expense. While this situation is undesirable, it is not a critical impediment to the use
of multimedia in many application domains. In others, however, the lack of
interoperability is crucial, and nowhere is this more the case than for multimedia
electronic mail.
AbstractAlthough multimedia systems are rapidly becoming more widely available andaffordable, most present-day multimedia applications are not designed withinteroperability in mind. Multimedia data from one application can be used in anotheronly in relatively specialized circumstances or with special translator software, effort,and expense. While this situation is undesirable, it is not a critical impediment to the useof multimedia in many application domains. In others, however, the lack ofinteroperability is crucial, and nowhere is this more the case than for multimediaelectronic mail.
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