Camera Synchronous Review Graphical User Interface for Electronic Devices

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for Synchronous Review of Cameras in Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: An electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photograph Most Illustrating the Design Key Points: Variation State Diagram 1. 5. This design product is a flat product, and the left view, right view, top view, bottom view, and rear view are omitted. 6. Human-Computer Interaction Method of the Graphical User Interface: The graphical user interfaces shown in the front view and each variation state diagram are all local area network synchronous review interfaces of multiple camera images displayed in an electronic device. The front view shows the LAN synchronous review interface of multiple camera screens. On the upper left side of the interface, menu buttons are displayed. In the middle, four-view buttons and dual-view buttons are shown. On the right side, a custom button and a more button are displayed. In the front view, the dual-view button is in a highlighted state. Two video windows are displayed side by side from top to bottom in the middle of the interface. Below the interface, a video button and a review button are shown, and the video button is in a highlighted state; clicking the four-view button in the front view shows the change status diagram 1, the video windows become four, and the four-view button is in a highlighted state; clicking the custom button in the change status diagram 1 shows the change status diagram 2. On the left side below the four-view button, a prompt is shown: Adjust the window order, and the click order is the window order. On the right side, the window numbers that have been clicked are shown and arranged in the click order. Below the prompt, the available window numbers in the interface are shown in sequence. Below the window numbers, each video window is shown from top to bottom in the click order. At the bottom of the interface, a video button and a review button are shown, and the video button is in a highlighted state; clicking the review button in the change status diagram 2 shows the change status diagram 3, and the review button is in a highlighted state. The button on the upper left side of the interface becomes a shooting record button. The video windows in the interface are arranged in the previous order. Below the video windows, play / pause buttons, corresponding file names, session numbers, shot numbers, and scores are shown in sequence. Below that, a play progress bar is shown; clicking the shooting record button in the change status diagram 3 shows the change status diagram 4. In the middle of the upper part of the interface, a shooting record title is shown. On the right side, a search button is shown. On the left side below the shooting record, there are three buttons: by session, by recording, and favorites. On the right side, there are a session button and a shot number button. By default, the by session button is in a highlighted state. In the middle of the interface, the video windows of the corresponding session numbers are shown in sequence. Below each video window, there are corresponding session numbers, scores, and camera positions. At the bottom of the interface, a favorites button, a metadata button, and a play button are shown; clicking the session button in the interface change status diagram 4 for quick retrieval of materials, the interface shows the change status diagram 5, and the session button drops down to expand the screening options. The expanded screening options include session numbers and sessions; clicking the by recording button in the change status diagram 5 shows the change status diagram 6. The interface expands the materials in a list form, and the by recording button is in a highlighted state. On the upper right side of the interface, a screening button and a settings button are shown. In the middle of the interface, the materials are expanded in sequence according to preview images, camera positions, file numbers, and session titles; clicking the screening button in the interface change status diagram 6 shows the change status diagram 7. The interface shows more screening conditions. From top to bottom, screening sessions, screening file numbers, screening camera positions, screening scores, recording dates, and screening role options are shown in sequence. Users can screen according to their needs. At the bottom of the interface, a reset button and a confirm button are shown. By default, the confirm button is in a highlighted state. The gray areas in the front view and each change status diagram are the deleted content screens, and "XX" represents text or numbers. During the actual use of the front view and each change status diagram, the interface content they display can be referred to the respective reference diagrams.

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