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Enabling transparent and augmented use of multimedia content across a wide range of networks and devices is still a challenging task within the multimedia research community. Within multimedia frameworks, content adaptation is the core concept to overcome this issue. Most media adaptation engines targeting Universal Multimedia Access (UMA) scale the content w.r.t. terminal capabilities and network...