Background Music Selection for Video Shooting

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-processing music information from videos and storing it in a music library before users need it. When users view a video, the background music information has already been extracted and made available for selection, eliminating the need for users to manually search through music libraries. This resolves the contradiction by making music selection convenient while the system handles the complexity of music processing in advance.

The system applies self-service by automatically extracting background music information from videos and making it available for selection. The music information is automatically processed, stored, and presented to users without requiring manual intervention. This resolves the contradiction by making the system self-serve the music selection need, improving convenience while the system manages the operational complexity.

The patent applies segmentation by separating music information into distinct components (music name, artist, duration, preview) and presenting them on a dedicated music information page. This segmentation allows users to quickly scan and identify the desired music attributes without navigating through unnecessary information. The music information is segmented and displayed in a structured format that improves selection accuracy while minimizing navigation time.

The system applies another dimension by creating a separate music information dimension/page that is accessible from the video playback interface. Instead of embedding music details within the video interface, the system creates a dedicated dimension for music information display. This dimensional separation allows comprehensive music information to be presented without adding navigation steps, as users can access this new dimension directly from the video context.