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[announce] Eurographics 2006 - Animations, Call for Contributions
#1877
Author: eg06ann
Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 10:36
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(Please forward to interested colleagues, and please excuse multiple
postings.)


*** EUROGRAPHICS 2006: ANIMATIONS
*** Call for Contributions

>From September 4th to September 8th, 2006, the Austrian Academy of
Sciences in Vienna, Austria, will play host to Eurographics 2006, the
27th annual conference of the European Association for Computer
Graphics.

All those working in animations are invited to submit contributions to
this year's Animations call. Submissions are accepted from companies,
universities, organizations, individuals -- in short anyone -- from any
country in the world.

Submissions include all areas of animation such as:

  - Character animation
  - Real-time "demo-scene" work
  - Game cut-scenes
  - Scientific visualization
  - Commercials
  - Etc.

Submitted animations should not exceed the length of five minutes and
must have been created, realized or significantly updated within the
past two years.

The deadline for submissions is Friday, June 2nd, 2006.

All submissions will be evaluated and selected animations are presented
to the audience during the conference and are also featured on the
Eurographics 2006 Showcase DVD and website.

Further information and submission details are available on these
websites:

  - EG'06 Animations: www.cg.tuwien.ac.at/events/EG06/animations.php
  - EG'06 Conference: www.eg.org/eg2006/

The Eurographics 2006 Animation Chairs,
AnimationChairs-EG06@cg.tuwien.ac.at
Re: [announce] Eurographics 2006 - Animations, Call for Contributions
#1878
Author: Heiko Recktenwald
Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:20
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eg06ann@ims.tuwien.ac.at wrote:
> Further information and submission details are available on these
> websites:
> 
>   - EG'06 Animations: www.cg.tuwien.ac.at/events/EG06/animations.php


Voila:

<<
Technical Requirements
Accepted Media and File Formats

To make the submission process more uniform, we only accept 
contributions on data CD or data DVD. Videos may be submitted in any 
file format that can be played back with a standard installation of 
QuickTime 7. QuickTime supports a number of industry standard media and 
file formats, so you do not necessarily need QuickTime to produce or 
encode the files you are submitting. However, please test and make sure 
that your files play back on a standard installation (=no additional 
plugins or extensions required) of QuickTime 7 under Windows or Mac OS.

The QuickTime 7 player software is available as a free download from the 
QuickTime website which also carries a list of all audio and video 
formats supported by QuickTime 7:

     * QuickTime 7 Player download page
     * Formats supported by QuickTime 7
 >>

Maybe I am not pragmatic enough and what QT offers is at least more 
familiar than the Microsoft and Real stuff, but isnt that extremly 
boring anyway? Think further! ;-)

There are "a number of industry standard media" called MPEG and tons of 
players for those "industry standard media". Linux, FreeBSD etc..., all 
excluded?

There is no established "One Click MPEG Streaming" standard yet, all we 
have are Apples proprietary "One Click Streaming" solutions, but please 
offer download or whatever for people who dont have Quicktime onboard.


H.

http://mpegurl.blog.de -- let the best player win!
Re: [announce] Eurographics 2006 - Animations, Call for Contributions
#1879
Author: Heiko Recktenwald
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 13:56
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> 
> http://mpegurl.blog.de -- let the best player win!

Updated with some remarks on Googles text/google-video-pointer.

Whatever some do with Flash.

Anyway, the streams themselves are nothing compared with the UI, that is 
vendor and platform independent or not.


H.
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