Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Industrial Technology Research Institute

Mediatek Corporation

Chien-Hao Chen

Chun-Wei Kuo

Cheng-Shing Wu

Pei-Chen Chang

Justin Tinhsi Lee

Meng-Hsin Ou

Po-Min Wang

Bang-Zhong Xu

Examples of a supporting assembly for supporting an installable component are described. The supporting assembly comprises a supporting member. The supporting assembly may further include a latch bar extending longitudinally to support the installable component. The supporting assembly may further include a coupling arm and a control knob. In an example, the control knob may be rotatable, and is to control rotation of the latch bar.

Supporting assemblies for installable components

A system for synchronizing video data and audio data for an optical disc is disclosed. The system includes a demultiplexer, for splitting a data stream into audio data and video data, the audio data having an embedded/associated audio playback time information and the video data having an embedded/associated video playback time information; an audio decoding block, having at least fast forward or slow forward functionality, for decoding the audio data to output decoded audio data; a video decoding block, having at least fast forward or slow forward functionality, for decoding the video data to output decoded video data; and a decision block, for sending at least an adjustment signal, wherein the adjustment signal is for instructing either the video decoding block or the audio decoding block to perform fast forward or slow forward operations.

Method and system for synchronizing audio and video data signals

A packet classifier for a network and the method thereof are provided. The packet classifier includes at least one content locator and one matching engine. Each of the content locators performs at least one location operation. Each of the location operations outputs the sum of at least one accumulation item as an output offset. Each of the accumulation items is generated according to at least one content locator system parameter and/or the content data of a network packet. One of the accumulation items is a base value, and the base value is an offset defined by system parameters or the output offset of a location operations of one of the content locators. The output offset of the last location operation of one of the content locators is the location of a matching field of the network packet. This location is provided to the matching engine for a data matching operation.

Packet classifier for a network and method thereof

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Taipei, Taiwan

Chien-Hao Chen