Oath Inc.

Yahoo Assets LLC

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Michael Chang-Ping Chen

Jian Zhou

Zhonghua Ma

Congxia Dai

Xumin Wu

Heri Zhao

Sagar Dattatraya Bhandare

Huizhao Wang

Xiaode Xu

Wenfeng Huang

One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods for video encoding are provided. For example, a video file may be segmented into at least a first portion and a second portion. The first portion may be analyzed to determine that the first portion is associated with a first level of complexity, and the second portion may be analyzed to determine that the second portion is associated with a second level of complexity. A first bitrate associated with the first level of complexity may be determined, and a second bitrate associated with the second level of complexity may be determined. The first portion may be encoded at the first bitrate to generate a first encoded portion, and the second portion may be encoded at the second bitrate to generate a second encoded portion. The first encoded portion and the second encoded portion may be assembled to generate an optimized video file.

Video encoding with content adaptive resource allocation

A method for providing a handoff in a network environment is provided that includes a mobile station operable to conduct a call. The mobile station is further operable to initiate a call leg autonomously such that a generic transfer function is invoked. The mobile station leverages the generic transfer function in order to execute a handoff for the mobile station.

System and method for executing a seamless handoff in a network environment

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Michael Chang-Ping Chen