The Solution
The MedicalMedia.eu server is a complex system for administrating, depositing and
managing of the differentiated distribution of sensitive learning multimedia materials.
It consists of four collaborating servers:
1)
Encoding server – administers the transfer of video to the desired format
2)
Media server – provides web and token services
3)
Authentication server – secures authentication services (Shibboleth connected to LDAP)
4)
Streaming server – sustains video broadcasting.
This arrangement allows the authors to insert their video and transcribe it to H.264 video
format. Simultaneously, the authors assign the access rights, add subtitles and metadata.
Protection of videos on MedicalMedia.eu is ensured by using Shibboleth user authentication.
The security video streaming is provided by using security keys (Tokens) issued by Medical server.
Each video also contains user identifier within the video screen so even a copy can be traced back
to the person that played the original video.
The system supports content search and playlist creation. The individual clips are assembled
into a single playlist and then are played in one block. The automated creation of preview images
is also a part of the solution.
The Conclusion
The content of the data repository is mainly videos of medical examinations, procedures,
operations, surgeries; textual presentations, etc.
The user interface design of the MedicalMedia.eu server is easy minimalistic, with a simple
looking and intuitive environment. The system, being originally developed only for one medical
faculty, is now installed on 5 different universities already and is used to the full satisfaction of
users.
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