Wolfgang Hürst
Cees G.M. Snoek
ABSTRACT
Motivated by the increasing popularity of video on handheld devices and the resulting importance for effective video retrieval, this paper revisits the relevance of thumbnails in a mobile video retrieval setting. Our study indicates that users are quite able to handle and assess small thumbnails on a mobile's screen - especially with moving images - suggesting promising avenues for future research in design of mobile video retrieval interfaces.
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- Keep moving!: revisiting thumbnails for mobile video retrieval
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