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2 results about "Video Share" patented technology

Video Share is an IP Multimedia System (IMS) enabled service for mobile networks that allows users engaged in a circuit switch voice call to add a unidirectional video streaming session over the packet network during the voice call. Any of the parties on the voice call can initiate a video streaming session. There can be multiple video streaming sessions during a voice call, and each of these streaming sessions can be initiated by any of the parties on the voice call. The video source can either be the camera on the phone or a pre-recorded video clip.

Method, device and manned aircraft for sharing audio and video of a flying car

The application provides a flying car audio and video sharing method and device and manned aircraft, and relates to the field of manned aircrafts. The cabin processing unit can respond to a video call starting instruction, thereby performing video call with ground equipment, so that the user in the manned aircraft can share the aerial view with the user using the ground equipment, and the aerial view is not limited by the cabin view, and the sharing process does not affect driving. Meanwhile, in the process of video call, the cabin processing unit collects a first audio stream and sends it to the ground equipment for playing, so that the user using the ground equipment can hear the voice of the user in the manned aircraft.
Owner:GUANGDONG HUITIAN AEROSPACE TECH CO LTD

Operation area of video play graphical user interface of electronic device

1. Name of the product in this design: Operation area of ​​the video playback graphical user interface of an electronic device. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface in the electronic device for which protection is sought. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 Change State Diagram 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: The graphical user interface is used to play videos. The graphical user interface requests protection for a portion of the screen to support user actions such as sharing video feeds and adjusting resolution. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the main view of Design 1, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 1 to Design 1 Change State Figure 1 to display the video share button; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and move the touch point to the video share button, the graphical user interface changes from Design 1 Change State Figure 1 to Design 1 Change State Figure 2 to display the video share button in a highlighted state; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and drag the video share button, the graphical user interface changes from Design 1 Change State Figure 2 to Design 1 Change State Figure 3 to switch the video screen, and after the long press ends, the current video screen is used as the cover of the video share link. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the main view of Design 2, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 2 to the change state diagram 1 of Design 2 to display the video share button; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and move the touch point to the video share button, the graphical user interface changes from the change state diagram 1 of Design 2 to the change state diagram 2 of Design 2 to display the highlighted state of the video share button. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the Design 3 main view, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 3 main view to the Design 3 change state diagram to display the video share button. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the main view of Design 4, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 4 to Design 4 Change State Figure 1 to display the video share button; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and move the touch point to the video share button, the graphical user interface changes from Design 4 Change State Figure 1 to Design 4 Change State Figure 2 to display the video share button in a highlighted state; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and drag the video share button, the graphical user interface changes from Design 4 Change State Figure 2 to Design 4 Change State Figure 3 to switch the video screen, and after the long press ends, the current video screen is used as the cover of the video share link. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the main view of Design 5, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 5 to Design 5 Change State Figure 1 to display the video share button; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and moving the touch point to the video share button, the graphical user interface changes from Design 5 Change State Figure 1 to Design 5 Change State Figure 2 to display the highlighted state of the video share button. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the Design 6 main view, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 6 main view to the Design 6 change state diagram to display the video share button. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the main view of Design 7, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 7 to Design 7 Change State Figure 1 to display the sharpness setting button; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and move the touch point to the sharpness setting button, the graphical user interface changes from Design 7 Change State Figure 1 to Design 7 Change State Figure 2 to display the sharpness list; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and move the touch point to a specific sharpness option, the graphical user interface changes from Design 7 Change State Figure 2 to Design 7 Change State Figure 3 to highlight that sharpness option. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the main view of Design 8, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 8 to Design 8 Change State Figure 1 to display the sharpness setting button; in response to the user continuing to press and hold and move the touch point to the sharpness setting button, the graphical user interface changes from Design 8 Change State Figure 1 to Design 8 Change State Figure 2 to display the sharpness list. In response to the user dragging the progress bar in the Design 9 main view, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 9 main view to the Design 9 change state diagram to display the clarity setting button. 7. Other situations requiring explanation: The portions of the graphical user interface shown by the dashed lines in the views of Design 1 to Design 9 do not constitute the parts protected by this design.
Owner:BEIJING BAIDU NETCOM SCI & TECH CO LTD