We provide here several example of Advene packages and hypervideos. For each example, you can find a reference to an online export of the package's views, which illustrates the capabilities of Advene as a hypervideo authoring environment, as well as the complete package, which can be loaded in Advene to fully experience the Advene features such as dynamic views and data navigation.

Muséographie

In the Muséographie project (2010-2012) Advene has been used to annotate interviews of museum visitors. The interviews have been analyzed using the Cours d'Expérience framework, and one of its representations is in the form of transcript-based hypervideos, which can be experienced on the Muséographie website, along with the possibility to download the source vidéo and corresponding Advene package for each interview.

Nosferatu

What is it? The Nosferatu movie by F.W. Murnau is a masterpiece that we have been using to demonstrate the various capabilities of the Advene project. The package offers navigation in the movie through summaries (sequences), information for each shot, and a basic analysis of various themes (emotions, nightmarish elements, etc).

How can I access it? You can have a look at the online export of the generated static documents. Note that this export does not offer all features (esp. dynamic views) that are available when using Advene.

How can I further experience it? You can explore the movie in four steps:

1. Download and install the latest Advene version.
2. Download the video itself in MP4 (huge file) or OGV format from http://www.archive.org/, or use our local copy.
3. Download the associated Nosferatu package.
4. Using Advene, open the package, and follow the guidelines given in the presented information.

Technical data

• 944 annotations
• 150 relations
• 36 static views
• 13 dynamic views

Tim Berners-Lee's talk at TED09

HTML5 version (with H264 encoded video)

What is it? This hypervideo comprises a full text transcription of the talk, enriched with titles and links, as well as a short summary built from excerpt of the talk. Moreover, a RDF version of some data is available (automatically generated).

How can I access it? You can have a look at an online export of the generated static documents. Note that this export does not offer all features (esp. dynamic views) that are available when using Advene.

How can I further experience it? You can explore the movie in four steps:

1. Download and install the latest Advene version.
2. Download the video itself or our local copy of it (Right-click and use Save As on the link).
3. Download the associated package.
4. Using Advene, open the package, and follow the guidelines given in the presented information.

Technical data

• 387 annotations
• 53 relations
• 7 static views
• 1 dynamic view

Ted Nelson speech at Hypertext'03

What is it? This hypervideo provides a full text transcription for a speech by Ted Nelson at HyperText'03, enriched with titles and links to external references cited during the talk.

How can I access it? You can have a look at an online export of the generated static documents. Note that this export does not offer all features (esp. dynamic views) that are available when using Advene.

How can I further experience it? You can explore the movie in four simple steps:

1. Download and install the latest Advene version.
2. Download the video itself (Right-click and use Save As).
3. Download the associated package.
4. Using Advene, open the package, and follow the guidelines given in the presented information.

Technical data

• 262 annotations
• 14 relations
• 13 static views
• 10 dynamic view

Gesture analysis

This package has been converted from an ELAN file found on the ECHO project website. The Advene file has then been exported to JSON-LD Webannotation format. As can (could) be seen on the corresponding video, it is all about deaf language gesture analysis.