Aol Inc.

Oath Inc.

Google Inc.

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Ping-Hao Wu

Peter F Kocks

Guoning Hu

Chuo-Ling Chang

Rami El Mawas

Ioannis Katsavounidis

Rohan Relan

Gaurang Chaudhari

Peter Tan

Harsh Nayyar

Peter Kai-Hua Tan

Rajat Gupta

Chaitanya Ramavajjala

Volodymyr Kondratenko

Systems and methods are provided for identifying and recommending electronic content to consumers. In accordance with an implementation, one or more elements of electronic content are identified based on video graph data. In an exemplary method, information associated with a first element of video content is received, and corresponding video graph data is obtained. One or more second elements of video content that are similar to the first element of video content are identified based on the obtained video graph data. A subset the first and second elements of video content is subsequently identified for delivery to the user.

Systems and methods for identifying electronic content using video graphs

Systems and methods are disclosed for displaying electronic multimedia content to a user. One computer-implemented method for manipulating electronic multimedia content includes generating, using a processor, a speech model and at least one speaker model of an individual speaker. The method further includes receiving electronic media content over a network; extracting an audio track from the electronic media content; and detecting speech segments within the electronic media content based on the speech model. The method further includes detecting a speaker segment within the electronic media content and calculating a probability of the detected speaker segment involving the individual speaker based on the at least one speaker model.

Systems and methods for manipulating electronic content based on speech recognition

The disclosed computer-implemented method may include downsampling and encoding one or more video segments into a plurality of encoded segments with an analysis encoder using a plurality of encoding parameter value sets and decoding and upsampling the plurality of encoded segments to a plurality of decoded segments at an original resolution of the one or more video segments. The method may further include determining, based on analyzing the plurality of decoded segments, an analysis encoding parameter value set for the analysis encoder for the one or more video segments and predicting, based on the analysis encoding parameter value set, a target encoding parameter value set for a target encoder for the one or more video segments. The method may also include encoding the one or more video segments with the target encoder using the target encoding parameter value set. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Predicting encoding parameters for convex hull video encoding

The disclosed computer-implemented method may include downsampling and encoding one or more video segments into a plurality of encoded segments with a first encoder using a plurality of encoding parameter value sets and decoding and upsampling the plurality of encoded segments to a plurality of decoded segments at an original resolution of the one or more video segments. The method may also include determining, based on analyzing the plurality of decoded segments, an optimal encoding parameter value set for the one or more video segments. The method may further include encoding the one or more video segments with a second encoder using the optimal encoding parameter value set. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Fast encoding parameter selection for convex hull video encoding

In a streaming application environment, input generated in a remote device may be synchronized with rendered content generated by a virtual streaming application in the streaming application environment in part by using frame refresh events passed between the remote device and the streaming application environment to enable the streaming application environment to effectively track a frame refresh rate of the remote device such that input events received from the remote device may be injected into the virtual streaming application at appropriate frame intervals.

Streaming application environment with remote device input synchronization

Systems and methods are disclosed for delivering video content over a network, such as the Internet. Videos are identified and pre-processed by a web service and then separated into a plurality of segments. Based on user interest, video segments may be pre-fetched and stored by a client associated with a user. Upon receiving a selection from a user to play a video, the first video segment may begin playing instantaneously from a local cache. While the first video segment plays, subsequent video segments are transmitted from the web service to the client, so that the subsequent video segments will be ready for viewing at the client when playback of the first video segment has finished.

Systems and methods for internet video delivery

Systems and methods are disclosed for delivering video content over a network, such as the Internet. Videos are identified and pre-processed by a web service and then separated into a plurality of segments. Based on user interests, video segments may be pre-fetched and stored by a client associated with a user. Upon receiving a selection from a user to play a video, the first video segment may begin playing instantaneously from a local cache. While the first video segment plays, subsequent video segments are transmitted from the web service to the client, so that the subsequent video segments will be ready for viewing at the client when playback of the first video segment has finished.

A client device executes a first interactive application that includes an embedded advertising player module. As the user interacts with the first interactive application, a condition is detected, causing the advertising player module to transmit a request for a second interactive application. The second interactive application may be developed to run in the same or different computing environment than the first interactive application. The second interactive application is executed by a remote server, and screen display outputs are generated in response. In response to the screen display outputs, the server generates video frames or rendering commands and streams the frames or commands to the advertising module to generate a display on the client device. The advertising player module receives interaction data for interacting with the second interactive application, and forwards such interaction data to the server. The second interactive application provides an output in response to the second interaction data.

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