Multimedia abstractions and applications in embedded real-time systems

Summary form only given. Multimedia is being increasingly used in embedded real-time systems not just for supporting friendly user interfaces but also for vision processing. Real-time compression, decompression, logging and synchronization of several multimedia streams are increasingly common. This talk will present operating system abstractions and analytical models that provide sound foundations for manipulating multimedia streams. A compelling application will then be used to discuss how these abstractions could be applied in real-life situations.