Information display area and operation area of ​​the video playback graphical user interface of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product of this design: Information display area and operation area of ​​the video playback graphical user interface of an electronic device. 2. Purpose of this design product: an electronic device. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the part of the graphical user interface in the electronic device for which protection is sought. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Design 1 changing state diagram 1. 5. Designate Design 1 as the base design. 6. Purpose of the Graphical User Interface: The graphical user interface is used to play videos. The portion of the graphical user interface for which protection is sought is used to display the video and video-related information, and to perform control operations and provide feedback on video playback. In response to detecting that the video playback time is greater than the preset time, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 main view to the Design 1 change state diagram 1 to display the episode play button; in response to detecting that the remaining playback time of the video is less than the preset time, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 change state diagram 1 to the Design 1 change state diagram 2 to display the countdown prompt information; in response to the end of the countdown, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 change state diagram 2 to the Design 1 change state diagram 3 to display the episode playback page; in response to detecting that the episode playback time is greater than the preset time, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 change state diagram 3 to the Design 1 change state diagram 4 to weaken the display of the playback progress bar. In response to detecting that the video playback time is greater than the preset time, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 2 main view to the Design 2 change state diagram 1 to display the episode play button; in response to the user touching or clicking the episode play button, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 2 change state diagram 1 to the Design 2 change state diagram 2 to display the episode play page; in response to detecting that the episode playback time is greater than the preset time, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 2 change state diagram 2 to the Design 2 change state diagram 3 to weaken the display of the playback progress bar. In response to the user touching or clicking the episode play button, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 3 main view to the Design 3 change state diagram 1 to display the episode play page; in response to detecting that the episode play time is greater than the preset time, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 3 change state diagram 1 to the Design 3 change state diagram 2 to weaken the display of the play progress bar. In response to detecting that the video playback time is greater than the preset time, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 4 main view to the Design 4 change state diagram 1 to display the episode play button; in response to the user touching or clicking the episode play button, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 4 change state diagram 1 to the Design 4 change state diagram 2 to display the episode play page. In Design 5, users can view the episode play page by touching or clicking the episode play button. In Design 6 and Design 7, users can switch episodes by touching or clicking the "Next Episode" button. 7. Other situations that need to be explained Other explanations: The part of the graphical user interface shown by the dotted line in each view of Design 1 to Design 7 does not constitute the part for which protection is claimed in this design.

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