Live-Streaming Server Cross-Room Interaction Mediator

The patent introduces a server as an intermediary that manages audience accounts across multiple live-streaming rooms. The server enables interaction by routing messages between the audience account and relevant anchor accounts, allowing seamless communication without requiring the audience to physically switch rooms. This mediator approach resolves the contradiction by maintaining both multi-room accessibility and interaction capability through centralized coordination.

The patent makes the audience account universal across multiple live-streaming rooms by enabling a single account to interact with anchor accounts in different rooms simultaneously. The interaction mechanism is designed to work across room boundaries, allowing the audience account to send and receive messages regardless of which room the anchor account is currently in, thus providing multi-functional interaction capability.

The patent adds a new dimension to the live-streaming system by enabling cross-room interaction without requiring chronological sequential viewing. Instead of forcing users to watch rooms in a time-based sequence, the system allows simultaneous access and interaction across multiple rooms through a virtualized interface, transforming the interaction model from linear temporal access to parallel multi-dimensional access.

The patent creates a virtual copy of the multi-room environment within a single interface. By virtualizing the presence of multiple anchor accounts and their rooms within one live-streaming context, users can interact with multiple sources simultaneously without actually switching between physical rooms, thus maintaining high engagement while providing diverse content.