Ati Technologies Ulc

Advanced Micro Devices Corporation

Ilia Blank

Le Zhang

Wei Liang

Patrick Pak Kin Fok

Michael L Schmit

Amir Alam

Patrick Fok

An approach is provided for a gaming overlay application to provide automatic in-game subtitles and/or closed captions for video game applications. The overlay application accesses an audio stream and a video stream generated by an executing game application. The overlay application processes the audio stream through a text conversion engine to generate at least one subtitle. The overlay application determines a display position to associate with the at least one subtitle. The overlay application generates a subtitle overlay comprising the at least one subtitle located at the associated display position. The overlay application causes a portion of the video stream to be displayed with the subtitle overlay.

Automatic in-game subtitles and closed captions

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for remotely adjusting performance and power parameters of a computing device are disclosed. A computing system includes a first computing device connected to a second (remote) computing device. The user uses the second computing device to monitor and adjust parameters, such as a fan speed for a GPU on a video graphics card in the first computing device, while the first computing device executes a parallel data application such as a video game. Additionally, the user uses the second computing device to manage video recorder operations. By using the second computing device to send commands to a graphics driver and a video recorder application, the first computing device's display monitor does not display a user interface during execution of the video game. No video rendering is performed by the video graphics card of the first computing device to generate and control the user interface.

Mobile application for monitoring and configuring second device

Systems and methods are disclosed that automatically generating a gameplay recording from an application. Techniques are provided to extract data from a buffer, the extracted data are associated with the application; to detect, based on a signature associated with the extracted data, the occurrence of an event; and upon detection of the occurrence of the event, to generate the gameplay recording from an output of the application.

Automatic triggering of a gameplay recording using visual and acoustic fingerprints

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Markham, Canada

Ilia Blank