Video Exportation via Slice Segmentation and Parallel Transmission
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing video exportation technologies are inefficient in exporting high-resolution videos to multiple destinations quickly, as they lack a framework to facilitate simultaneous and fast transmission, leading to prolonged processing times and limited sharing capabilities.
Innovation Solution
The implementation of a framework that replicates videos into multiple copies, slices them into smaller portions, compresses and encodes them, and transmits these slices over a network with optimized bandwidth allocation, ensuring faster transmission and reassembly at the destination.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Speed
If a large video file is transmitted as a single unit, then transmission simplicity is maintained, but transmission speed decreases and network bandwidth is inefficiently utilized
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides a large video file into multiple smaller slices before transmission. Each slice is independently transmitted through the network, which increases transmission speed and allows parallel processing. The receiving end reassembles the slices to reconstruct the original video, resolving the contradiction between transmission simplicity and speed by adding segmentation complexity that enables faster delivery.
2Productivity
If video exportation is performed to multiple destinations simultaneously, then sharing efficiency is improved, but system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the video into slices and distributes these slices to multiple destinations simultaneously. This segmentation enables parallel exportation to multiple recipients, dramatically improving productivity. The complexity is managed by using standardized slice formats that can be independently transmitted and reassembled at each destination.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates multiple copies of the video slices and transmits them to different destinations concurrently. Instead of transmitting the entire video to each destination sequentially, the system copies relevant slices and distributes them in parallel, enhancing exportation efficiency while maintaining manageable system complexity through automated copy management.
3Speed
If video files are compressed and encoded for faster transmission, then transmission speed is improved, but file quality may deteriorate
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies compression and encoding to individual video slices rather than the entire video file. This segmentation allows for optimized compression ratios on smaller units while maintaining overall video quality. The compressed slices are transmitted faster and reassembled at the destination, balancing transmission speed improvements with quality preservation through slice-level optimization.
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AI summary
Systems and methods described herein provide a new mechanism of video exportation which ensures that the process is done faster and that a single video can be exported to two or more destination at the same time. This document explains the steps involved in the creation of the video, processes involved in encoding, rendering, transmission/exportation, and playing the video. Figures are used in explaining or illustrating the flow of processes and showing the different devices used in accomplishing various activities in the exporting processes. The application will receive commands to perform the exporting from the destination. Overall, the application will be able to facilitate faster exportation of a video, almost twice the basic speed of the known video exportation systems and to multiple destinations unlike in exportation by the basic applications in use today.