Berkeley Multimedia, Interfaces, and Graphics Seminar
(CS 298-5 Spring 1999)

Wednesdays 1.00 PM - 2.30 PM PST Fujitsu Seminar Room (405 Soda Hall)
(NOTE TIME CHANGE!)

This seminar focuses on multimedia systems and applications, content development, user interfaces, and  graphics systems and applications. Each week a distinguished speaker presents a seminar on an important issue in these areas. Speakers include faculty members from Berkeley and elsewhere, research students, and people from industry.

The seminar is broadcast live on the Internet Mbone and as a RealVideo broadcast.

	For help on setting up our MBone tools to view the Live Broadcast or the archived replays, see the Berkeley Internet Broadcasting System. Viewers on the UC Berkeley campus can also view a High Bitrate Live Broadcast and high bitrate archived replays.
	To view the Live broadcast or the archived replays using RealVideo you will need the Real G2 player.

	Speakers	Archive replays
1/20/99:	Simplifying the Controls of an Interactive Movie Game (Jeff Johnson, UI Wizards, Inc.)
1/27/99:	No Speaker Multimedia Computing and Networking Conference
2/3/99:	No Speaker
2/10/99:	Berkeley Internet Broadcasting System (Lawrence A. Rowe, UC Berkeley)
2/17/99:	No Speaker
2/24/99:	No Speaker
3/3/99:	Parallel Software-Only Video Effects Processing (Ketan Mayer-Patel, UC Berkeley)
3/10/99:	Technology and Accessibility (Gary Robson, VITAC)
3/17/99:	An Investigation into Web Site Design Practice (Mark Newman, UC Berkeley)
3/24/99:	Spring Break
3/31/99:	How did IP Multicast Get So Complicated? (Mark Handley, ACIRI)
4/7/99:	An Architecture for a Global Internet Host Distance Estimation Service (Sugih Jamin, U of Michigan)
4/14/99:	Coding and Transport of Scalable Video (Wai Tian Tan, U.C. Berkeley)
4/21/99:	UC Common Authentication Project (Vance Vaughan, UC Berkeley)
4/28/99:	Why Understanding Anything About the Internet is Painfully Hard (Vern Paxson, ACIRI)

For further information contact
Larry Rowe (Rowe@BMRC.Berkeley.EDU).