A bullet-screen comment system overlays scrolling text on video playback to enable real-time user interaction within a virtual group.
A request router aggregates real-time audience data from edge PoPs to dynamically select optimal streamers for content delivery.
A smart TV system detects human presence by comparing audio features from content and room environments to manage power states.
An automated data management system connects smart televisions to remote web-cameras using encoded identifiers for seamless video playback.
Virtual containers segregate untrusted Android frameworks from secure Linux kernels, preventing unauthorized access while maintaining system stability.
Comparing historical and current terminal ratios detects click-farming, resolving the trade-off between detection accuracy and method complexity.
Action recognition system triggers interactive special effects between anchor windows.
A network device database generator assigns unique identifiers to HDMI components for reliable recognition.
Segmenting encrypted high-definition streams into lower-resolution components enables content identification without compromising security.
A media guidance application extracts and compares asset excerpts to verify data accuracy.
A server aggregates program recording data from multiple televisions to generate customized favorite channel lists for individual users.
Inaudible audio signals embedded in content trigger automatic application launches, reducing manual navigation errors.
A media guidance application detects sporting event stoppages and extracts metadata from audio, video, and subtitle streams to identify ambiguous referee decisions.
A content playback device selects an output destination by matching media data formats against a device table.
A video recommendation system identifies opinion leaders among early interactors to rank candidate content for target users.
XLink URLs allow DASH clients to retrieve targeted ads from MBMS streams, resolving selective delivery restrictions in broadcast environments.