Adobe, Inc.

Brent Getlin

Rupen Chanda

Rob Borcic

Gavin Peacock

Rishit Shah

Jian Zheng

Antti Piira

Thomas Reilly

Techniques and systems are disclosed for managing computer resources available to multiple running instances of a media player program. The methods include monitoring consumption of computing resources of multiple running instances of a media player program to render respective media content in a graphical user interface of a computing device. The graphical user interface associated with an additional program configured to render additional content, different from the media content, to the graphical user interface. The additional program can be a browser. The methods further include instructing the multiple instances to reduce respective portions of the computing resources consumption upon determining that a requested increase in computer resources consumption of the media player program would cause the computer resources consumption of the media player program to exceed a first predetermined level.

Media player instance managed resource reduction

A computer-implemented method includes identifying one or more application program interfaces from a group of application program interfaces for passing information between a scheduler, which is in communication with a virtual machine executed on a device, and a service provider of the device. The method also includes using the identified one or more application program interfaces to asynchronously pass information between the scheduler and the service provider of the device.

Managing device application program interfaces

The present disclosure includes, among other things, systems, methods and program products for virtual machine device access. A first asynchronous request from a virtual machine executing on a device is identified, where the first asynchronous request is for accessing one or more of the device's information or services. The first asynchronous request is retrieved from the virtual machine. The first asynchronous request is scheduled to be provided as a second request to a service provider on the device, where the service provider is operable to handle the second request. The second request is provided to the service provider and a first response is received from the service provider to be provided to the virtual machine as a second response. First code is selected in the virtual machine from a plurality of code to receive the second response and providing the second response to the selected code.

Virtual machine device access

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Leander, TX, United States of America

Brent Getlin