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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 19, 2011
Filed:
Jul. 15, 2005
Ernest Yiu Cheong Wan, Carlingford, AU;
Myriam Elisa Lucie Amielh, Ryde, AU;
Ernest Yiu Cheong Wan, Carlingford, AU;
Myriam Elisa Lucie Amielh, Ryde, AU;
Canon Kabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A method of retrieving a plurality of resource fragments from a audio-visual resource that is encoded using a hierarchical addressing model for the class of resources of which the audio-visual resource is a member is disclosed. The method comprises inputting a URI reference () comprising a Universal Resource Identifier () and a complex fragment identifier () comprising a plurality of audio-visual resource specific location steps. Thereafter the method comprises a step of locating the audio-visual resource using the Universal Resource Name, and establishing () a logical representation () of the structure of the audio-visual resource. Then the method iteratively evaluates the fragment identifier location steps () against the logical representation () to resolve the complex fragment identifier () into a set of explicit fragment references () configured to explicitly address each of the plurality of resource fragments.
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