Live Game Stream Interface Segmentation for Viewer Control Customization

The patent segments the game interface into two independent parts: the game interface itself and the operation control screen. The streamer can control which parts are transmitted to the viewer through configuration parameters, allowing flexible combination of game interface only, control screen only, or both together. This segmentation enables viewers to customize their viewing experience without increasing overall system complexity.

The patent implements dynamic control where the streamer can adjust the transmission configuration in real-time based on viewer needs. The system allows dynamic selection of what to transmit (game interface, control screen, or both) through configurable parameters, making the interface adaptable to different viewing scenarios without requiring complex hardware changes.

By separating the game interface from the operation control screen into independent transmissible components, the patent ensures that customized control information can be selectively transmitted to viewers without interfering with the streamer's interface. The streamer maintains full control over their interface while viewers receive customized versions tailored to their preferences.

The patent introduces a configuration parameter as an intermediary mechanism that mediates between the streamer's interface and the viewer's customized experience. This parameter allows the streamer to control what information is transmitted to viewers, acting as a buffer that prevents viewer customization requirements from directly affecting the streamer's interface operation.