Continuous Quantum Queue for Uninterrupted Media Streaming
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current media streaming technologies on websites require separate media players for each video or audio file, leading to overlapping playback issues, manual user intervention to manage playback, and disruption when navigating between pages, resulting in a poor consumer experience.
Innovation Solution
A platform-agnostic thick-client system that combines dynamic data with a continuous quantum queue, using a server to generate dynamic packet sets and client-side modules to manage playback, allowing seamless media streaming across pages without the need for pop-out players by creating a continuous application layer that maintains media playback.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If separate media players are used for each video or audio file, then each media file can be played independently, but overlapping playback issues occur and manual user intervention is required to manage playback
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges multiple separate media players into a single unified media player that can handle multiple video and audio files. This unified player eliminates the need for manual intervention by automatically managing playback of multiple files, preventing overlapping playback issues while maintaining the ability to play each file independently through a centralized control mechanism.
2Adaptability or versatility
If separate embedded players are used for each media file, then each player can be embedded on the page, but they cannot communicate with each other and media stops when page changes
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a universal media player that functions across multiple pages of a website. This single player instance is designed to persist and maintain playback continuity even when the user navigates between different pages, eliminating the need for separate embedded players on each page and ensuring reliable continuous playback throughout the site.
3Ease of operation
If pop out players are used, then media can play in a separate window, but the audience is driven to a third-party player and site traffic is lost
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the benefits of separate playback with site retention by integrating the media player directly into the website's own interface rather than using third-party pop-out players. This unified approach allows media to play in a dedicated section of the site while keeping users on the original website, preventing traffic diversion to external platforms.
4Adaptability or versatility
If multiple unique media players are deployed, then each player can handle its own media file, but device complexity increases and control features differ across players
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a single universal media player that can handle multiple different media files and formats. This multi-functional player consolidates what would otherwise require multiple separate players, reducing device complexity while maintaining the ability to play various video and audio files with consistent control features across all media types.
Data Source
AI summary
A platform-agnostic thick client system for remotely combining dynamic data with a continuous quantum queue includes a first corpus of data on a server, a dynamic content transmitter to generate and transmit to the remote device a packet set that combines the second corpus with a client redirection link that causes a display window to load a second packet set and a client-side module that configures the remote device to receive the dynamic packet set at the remote device and generate a static display including a first content viewing portion displaying the dynamic packet set, with the client-redirection link modified to load in a third content display portion. System may include a continuous queue transmitter to transmit quanta to a remote device, and client-side module may configure remote device to receive quanta, and static display may include a second content viewing portion that continuously displays quanta.