Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.88
ph-index = 13
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. The Directv Group, Inc. (22 from 1,033 patents)
2. Thomson Consumer Electronics Inc. (5 from 753 patents)
3. Hughes Electronics Corporation (3 from 1,334 patents)
4. General Electric Company (2 from 51,873 patents)
5. Directv, LLC (2 from 38 patents)
6. Open Tv Corporation (1 from 296 patents)
7. Rca Thomson Licensing Corp. (1 from 113 patents)
36 patents:
1. 11323773 - Method and system for transferring user settings to another user receiving device using a mobile user device
2. 11259062 - Method and system for detecting unauthorized use of a set top box using satellite signal identification
3. 10820028 - Method and system for detecting unauthorized use of a set top box using satellite signal identification
4. 10521250 - Method and system for communicating between a host device and user device through an intermediate device using a composite video signal
5. 10271081 - Method and system for detecting unauthorized use of a set top box using satellite signal identification
6. 10225606 - Method and system for remotely transcoding content
7. 10063915 - Method and system for remotely transcoding content
8. 10063924 - Method and system for transferring user settings to another user receiving device using a mobile user device
9. 9794622 - Method and system for remotely transcoding content
10. 9743064 - System and method for distributing high-quality 3D video in a 2D format
11. 9571867 - Method and system for authorizing playback from multiple devices
12. 9467725 - Method and system for detecting unauthorized use of a set top box using weather profiles
13. 9351040 - Method and system for transferring user settings to another user receiving device
14. 9210456 - Method and system for detecting unauthorized use of a user device using receiver identification in a network
15. 9124933 - Method and system for detecting unauthorized use of a set top box using expected terrestrial signal identification