Live-Streaming Video Effect Reuse via Co-Host Identifiers
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing live streaming technologies require complex operations for users to reuse effect images used by co-hosts, affecting user experience and interaction efficiency.
Innovation Solution
A live video processing method and apparatus that displays a first effect identification on a user's interface when a co-host uses an effect, allowing users to quickly reuse the effect by triggering the identification.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If users follow traditional operations to reuse effect images from co-hosts, then the effect reuse function is achieved, but the operation process is complicated and time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
The system pre-processes and identifies effect images used by co-hosts, generating effect identification information in advance. When a user wants to reuse an effect, the identification is already prepared and can be quickly triggered, eliminating the need for users to manually search or navigate through complex menus to find and apply the same effects.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary mechanism - the effect identification information - that acts as a bridge between the co-host's effect usage and the user's effect application. This identification serves as a shortcut that directly links to the effect image, allowing users to apply effects through a simple triggering operation on the identification rather than through complex traditional operations.
2Productivity
If users manually search for and apply effect images, then the effect can be applied, but the interaction efficiency is reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the essential function of effect application from the complex traditional operation sequence. By separating the effect identification information from the full effect application process, the system allows users to trigger effects through a simplified operation that directly applies the effect without requiring users to navigate through multiple menus or search interfaces.
Solution Approach 2:
The system creates a simplified copy or representation of the effect application process through the effect identification information. Instead of requiring users to perform the complete traditional sequence of operations to apply an effect, the identification serves as a condensed version that, when triggered, automatically completes the effect application, thereby improving interaction efficiency.
3Ease of operation
If the system provides direct access to co-host effects, then user experience is improved, but additional interface elements are added
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by placing the effect identification information specifically at the location of the co-host's display image. This localized approach allows the identification to be integrated into the existing interface layout without requiring separate menus or additional navigation elements. The identification appears as an overlay or annotation on the co-host's image area, providing direct access while minimizing the use of additional interface space.
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AI summary
Disclosed in the present application are a live-streaming video processing method and apparatus, and a device and a medium. A first display image corresponding to a first user and a second display image corresponding to a second user are displayed in a live-streaming room interface corresponding to a first user, and if a first special-effect image is displayed on the second display image, a first special-effect identifier corresponding to the first special-effect image is displayed in the live streaming room interface. In response to a trigger operation of the first user with regard to the first special-effect identifier, the first special-effect image is displayed on the first display image. That is, by means of displaying, in a live-streaming room interface corresponding to a first user, a first special-effect identifier corresponding to a first special-effect image, a shortcut entrance for reusing the first special-effect image is provided for the first user, such that the first user does not need to perform tedious operations, thereby improving the usage experience of the user.