Introduction

The Red Bull Content Pool is an advanced media asset management system for everyone who is interested in broadcasting or making use of Red Bull-produced content. The portfolio offers quality-driven moving images with relevant stories of lifestyle, action sport and fun. The pool was officially launched on 2009/03/01. The Content Pool is a file-based contribution- and distribution tool (B2B). In addition it is possible to order hardcopies (Tape, DVD, Bluray). The RedBull chanels that base on Content Pool assets are: Red Bulletin (PRINT), RedBull.com (WEB), Red Bull Mobile (MOBILE) and Servus TV (TV).

Video Assets in the Red Bull Content Pool

The Red Bull Video Search Demo

Search and Player for Semantic Annotated Videos

On top of the LMF we implemented a search for videos and video fragments following the up to date W3C Fragments and Media Annotation Standards. Furthermore we built a player based on html5 video tag, javascript and SPARQL to display semantic enhancements. On the demo site there are 2 fragmented videos of RedBull Cliff Diving events searchable.

After setting up the demo you can issue these sample queries:

And a sample for how to show region fragments in videos:

If you click on a search result you are redirected to our html5 video player. To be able to see just fragments instead of the whole video use the Firefox Nightly Build. Under the video you can see both Transcription Text and Shot Description (just click on one of them). On the right side you can get further information on locations and/or people within the video. Just click on the tabs. Have fun!

Setting up the Demo

It is very easy to setup the demo. You just have to cUrl! You can download the sample data here.
Important:The demo case is built for running LMF on http://localhost:8080/KiWi ! 

#Search Program
curl -i -H "Content-Type: text/plain" -X DELETE http://localhost:8080/KiWi2/solr/cores/redbull
curl -i -H "Content-Type: text/plain" -X POST -d @data/search.txt http://localhost:8080/KiWi2/solr/cores/redbull

#Generic
curl -i -H "Content-Type: application/rdf+xml" -X POST -d @data/Generic/import.xml http://localhost:8080/KiWi2/import/upload

### FILE MI201003310017 ###
curl -i -H "Content-Type: application/rdf+xml" -X POST -d @data/MI201003310017_Metadata/import.xml http://localhost:8080/KiWi2/import/upload
curl -L -i -H "Content-Type: video/ogg; rel=content" -X PUT --data-binary @data/MI201003310017.ogv http://localhost:8080/KiWi2/resource/MI201003310017.ogv

### FILE MI201003310018 ###
curl -i -H "Content-Type: application/rdf+xml" -X POST -d @data/MI201003310018_Metadata/import.xml http://localhost:8080/KiWi2/import/upload
curl -L -i -H "Content-Type: video/ogg; rel=content" -X PUT --data-binary @data/MI201003310018.ogv http://localhost:8080/KiWi2/resource/MI201003310018.ogv