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MuseSync: standing on the shoulders of Hollywood

Published:29 October 2012Publication History

ABSTRACT

In this extended abstract, we present a novel story-driven approach to soundtrack retrieval for user-generated videos. Cinematic knowledge on cross-modal associations is exploited through folksonomic story text retrieval from collaborative online metadata resources. Subsequently, audiovisual synchronization is applied based on high-level features described by users. The approach is demonstrated in the MuseSync prototype system.

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