DAB Content Annotation and Receiver Hardware Control with XML

Title: DAB Content Annotation and Receiver Hardware Control with XML

Research Question: How can Extensible Markup Language (XML) be used to create a well-defined structure for annotating DAB content and controlling receiver hardware?

Methodology: The researchers proposed a novel technique of machine-interpretable DAB content annotation and receiver hardware control involving the utilization of XML as metadata in the transmitted DAB frames. They developed an XML schema and messaging protocol to structure the data and enable machine interpretation.

Results: The study found that XML can be used to create a well-defined structure for annotating DAB content and controlling receiver hardware. The developed XML schema and messaging protocol allowed for structured annotation of DAB transmission content and control of the receiver hardware.

Implications: The use of XML in DAB transmission has the potential to revolutionize the way data is exchanged and processed in digital audio broadcasting. It allows for powerful and flexible applications at the receiver, enabling different receivers to decode different parts of the bitstream or respond differently to the same received data based on the application.

Conclusion: In conclusion, the researchers successfully demonstrated how XML can be used to create a well-defined structure for annotating DAB content and controlling receiver hardware. This innovative application of XML and DAB transmission has the potential to significantly impact the digital audio broadcasting industry.

Link to Article: https://arxiv.org/abs/0404026v1 Authors: arXiv ID: 0404026v1