In this paper, we propose a communication support tool for understanding emotion in an unstable narrowband network. The tool can reflect some emotion with a selected voice to character-based real time communication such as chat. The voice data is transmitted asynchronously and stored in local storage. In order to evaluate the effectiveness of communication to play voice data according to emotion, we implemented web-based voice contents classified according to some massage types and primitive emotion.
In this paper, we propose an intuitive live video streaming system based on virtual reality technologies among people who are far apart. This system is a kind of server-client system, and can provide remote users with virtual 3D audiovisual fields in real time via a very-high-speed network. The server captures audio and video data from its clients, compiles them into a 3D audiovisual scene at a virtual conference, and broadcasts it to the clients. At the present stage, our system captures 2 videos and creates one 3D video at a time. Our system can play 3D audiovisual contents on Windows XP systems as well as on CAVE systems. Currently, our system can play the 3D video contents at about 2.36 fps under a LAN environment.
While video-based feedback has become an increasingly salient feature of practice in high performance sport, it has received relatively little attention in the coaching literature. Data for this study were generated through a process of collaborative critical reflection and cyclical, in-depth interviews with elite female footballers. Using fictional narratives as a mode of representation, we highlight the emotional, embodied, and relational features of two athletes’ experiences of video-based feedback. Burkitt’s writings addressing (complex) emotions and social relations are used as the primary sense-making framework. Consequently, the analysis is grounded in the interconnections between sensate, corporeal experience, and the power relations and interdependencies in which high performance athletes are enmeshed.