Browsing large personal multimedia archives in a lean-back environment

Authors:
Cathal Gurrin;Hyowon Lee;Niamh Caprani;ZhenXing Zhang;Noel O'Connor;Denise Carthy
Affiliations:
CLARITY CSET, Dublin City University, Ireland;CLARITY CSET, Dublin City University, Ireland;CLARITY CSET, Dublin City University, Ireland;Centre for Digital Video Processing, Dublin City University, Ireland;CLARITY CSET, Dublin City University, Ireland;Biomedical Diagnostics Inistiture, Dublin City University, Ireland
Venue:
MMM'10 Proceedings of the 16th international conference on Advances in Multimedia Modeling
Year:
2010

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Abstract

As personal digital archives of multimedia data become more ubiquitous, the challenge of supporting multimodal access to such archives becomes an important research topic. In this paper we present and positively evaluate a gesture-based interface to a personal media archive which operates on a living room TV using a Wiimote. We illustrate that Wiimote interaction can outperform a point-and-click interaction as reported in a user study. In addition, a set of guidelines is presented for organising and interacting with large personal media archives in the enjoyment oriented (lean-back) environment of the living room.