Sharing Systems for Future HiFi Systems Wedelmusic 2004 Barcelona, 13th – 14th September 2004 Jürgen Nützel, TU Ilmenau Matthias Kaufmann, Fraunhofer IDMT.

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Sharing Systems for Future HiFi Systems Wedelmusic 2004 Barcelona, 13th – 14th September 2004 Jürgen Nützel, TU Ilmenau Matthias Kaufmann, Fraunhofer IDMT Jürgen Nützel Matthias Kaufmann

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 2 At a Glance...  Music will be a Service Again  The System we Dream of  Some Existing Technologies  The Sharing System  Automatic Mode  Relations to SemanticHiFi EU Project  Future Work: Mobile  Virtual Goods Workshop 2005

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 3 Music will be Service Again  125 years ago  Next 120 Years  Today Artists performed live music The artists provided a service for the audience Artists performed live music The artists provided a service for the audience  What’s next? The music industry produced recorded music. They sold it like physical good.  What’s next? Interne t Some sell music like a physical good. Some provide an online service.  What’s next?

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 4 The System we Dream Of VolumeModify SoundBrowseSelect Reprogrammable Dials CD/DVD Color Display PC-based HiFi system with Internet connection Combination of remote control and portable player with flash memory or hard disk. Communication with HiFi System via Bluetooth. Volume Headphones Multifunctional, reprogrammable controls Microphone Speaker + camera Reprogrammable Radio Buttons UMTS Mobile Phone?

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 5 What are the Main Usage Scenarios?  CD/DVD mode user plays (and rips) audio CD or DVD user plays (and rips) audio CD or DVD  browsing mode browses through genres, artists and songs browses through genres, artists and songs  community mode chats with users who like the same music chats with users who like the same music  portable mode transfers music from HiFi system’s hard disc to portable device or mobile phone transfers music from HiFi system’s hard disc to portable device or mobile phone  automatic mode plays user’s favorite music automatically plays user’s favorite music automatically

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 6 Business Models  Subscription buy the HiFi system and subscribe the service buy the HiFi system and subscribe the service 1 Euro for HiFi system and 20 Euros per month 1 Euro for HiFi system and 20 Euros per month 200 Euro for HiFi system and 5 Euro per month 200 Euro for HiFi system and 5 Euro per month 400 Euro for HiFi system and free service 400 Euro for HiFi system and free service similar to mobile business !! similar to mobile business !!

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 7 Some already Existing Technologies (1)  Browsing and Searching Functions „Query by Humming“ „Query by Humming“ AudioID (Fingerprinting) AudioID (Fingerprinting)

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 8 Some already Existing Technologies (2)  Matching and Data-mining usages profiling usages profiling “users who like this song also like these songs” “users who like this song also like these songs” user matching user matching  Less Restrictive DRM protected on the HiFi system protected on the HiFi system copying to potable device is allowed if the user signs the file copying to potable device is allowed if the user signs the file it prevents large scale copy law violation it prevents large scale copy law violation

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 9 The Sharing System  Protected P2P sharing network direct message, music and metadata transfer between two HiFi systems direct message, music and metadata transfer between two HiFi systems signed licenses prevent illegal sharing signed licenses prevent illegal sharing closed groups closed groups based upon JXTA 2 open source framework based upon JXTA 2 open source framework  Possible use-cases for sharing users rip CDs for the service users rip CDs for the service service provider has to reward the users for ripping and staying online service provider has to reward the users for ripping and staying online reward is the access to more content reward is the access to more content

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 10 HiFi system (peer) JXTA Content/Profile Transfer SOAP/XML JXTA Advertisements IPR-Management Server ArchitectureArchitecture Trust Center, CA Cert. DB User & Group Management Sharing Component User DB JXTA Rendezvous peer(s) (routing mechanisms, etc.) JXTA Rendezvous peer(s) (routing mechanisms, etc.) White List Metadata AudioID DB HiFi system (peer) SOAP XML

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 11 HiFi System Sharing Component using JXTA Content manager Internet User certificate and profile Web Service interface to central servers Local Content Sharing credits HiFi system user User’s interactions and feedback

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 12 Automatic Mode  Plays user’s favorite music automatically  HiFi system generates automatically content requests for the sharing system  Requests calculated from users profiles  User profile stores user’s feedbacks: pressing the seek button (dislike feedback) pressing the seek button (dislike feedback) not pressing the seek button (like feedback) not pressing the seek button (like feedback) time of feedback also stored in the profile time of feedback also stored in the profile user’s profile is shared for other HiFi systems user’s profile is shared for other HiFi systems  Requests paid with sharing credits

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 13 SemanticHiFi EU Project  Browsing, listing, interacting, performing and sharing on future HiFi systems  IRCAM (Paris) has the leadership  Fraunhofer provides the sharing technology  Data to be shared within the P2P system: performing data generated by authoring software performing data generated by authoring software indexing data (descriptions of data) indexing data (descriptions of data) music is not allowed to be shared music is not allowed to be shared

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 14 Future Work: Mobile  Mobile phone plays user’s favorite music  Mobile operator stream songs  Play lists calculated from users’ profiles local profile visible for other mobile phones local profile visible for other mobile phones  Bandwidth of a UMTS cell is limited: several users have to share the same stream several users have to share the same stream the seek button brings the user to a new stream the seek button brings the user to a new stream  With German research center for AI (DFKI)

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 15 AnnouncementAnnouncement 3rd International Workshop with Tutorials June in Ilmenau, Germany Call for Papers: VirtualGoods.TU-ILMENAU.de

2004/09/14Wedelmusic 2004, Barcelona, 16 Thank you Jürgen Nützel Matthias Kaufmann