Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Anantha Krishna Hodrali Srinivasa Bhatta

Muhammad Raffay Hamid

Kewen Chen

Maciej Tadeusz Golonka

Arun Velayudhan Pillai

Anne TuAnh Thanh Thuy Ho

Guy Friedel

Zuzanna Maria Stepniakowska Coggins

Dhaval Damani

Jacob William Jensen

Surendran Rangasamy

Shenbaga Prasanna

Tarun Kumar

Muthukumar Subramaniam

Devices and methods are provided for remote scheduling of recorded content for digital video recorders. The device may determine a first channel, a first date, and a first time at which a first program will be presented. The device may determine a first recording schedule for a remote digital video recording (DVR) device, wherein the first recording schedule includes the first program at the first channel, the first date, and the first time. The device may receive a synchronization notification that the first recording schedule has been modified at the remote DVR device to include a second program to be recorded. The device may determine a second recording schedule, wherein the second recording schedule includes the second program at the second time. The device may send the second recording schedule to the remote DVR device.

Remote scheduling of recorded content for digital video recorders

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for systems and methods for automated video preview generation. Example methods may include determining video content, determining a first shot transition, a second shot transition, a third shot transition, and a fourth shot transition in the video content, and determining that human speech is present during the first shot transition and the second shot transition. Example methods may include determining a first timestamp associated with the third shot transition, determining a second timestamp associated with the fourth shot transition, generating a first video preview of the video content, where the first video preview includes a segment of the video content from the first timestamp to the second timestamp, and causing presentation of the first video preview, where the first video preview does not include a segment of the video content between the first shot transition and the second shot transition.

Automated video preview generation

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Kirkland, WA, United States of America

Anantha Krishna Hodrali Srinivasa Bhatta