Development of LeVAnDa, a Software for Indexing Audiovisual Information Retrieved from YouTube
Abstract
The article focuses on the presentation of the approach LeVAnDa (Lesson Video Analysis Database) software has been developed. LeVAnDa is a tool deployed for YouTube video indexing related to the Physical Education and Sports. A user-centric application development plan, accompanied by indicative use cases, followed by a detailed description of the technology deployed, is being reported. LeVAnDa has been developed based on the open source software approach. The main programming language was php. The components combined were: a) MySQL data-base system, b) Drupal Content Management System, and c) Apache Web Server. In this paper the system’s architecture, the relational database of LeVAnDa, as well as the subsystems comprising and performing the application functionalities are being presented in detail. Finally, the interface and the system performance are being described. Snippets of the LeVAnDa source code are being provided in the appendix.References
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