Apple Inc.

Shaun M Poole

Giovanni M Agnoli

Colleen M Pendergast

Peter Chou

Brian Everett Meaney

Vijay Sundaram

Kenneth M Carson

Xiaohuan Corina Wang

Randy Ubillos

Daniel Pettigrew

Gregory Evan Niles

Eric J Graves

Ken Matsuda

Dave Cerf

Mike Stern

Nils Angquist

Itrat U Khan

Peter A Steinauer

David N Chen

Paul Thomas Schneider

Andrew S Demkin

Mark Alan Eaton, Ii

Michael J Garber

David C Schweinsberg

Robert J Bell

Mark Alan Eaton Ii

Michael Stern

A computing device harmonizes output image properties displayed on a graphical user interface (GUI) when a user switches between two or more images of different image formats to display on the GUI. When a user interacts with a user interface to change one or more display properties of an image, a system modifies displayed image properties based on the user's modifications. If the user selects another image with different dynamic range than the first image, the system performs a backend image conversion so that the displayed properties of the second image correspond to the user-selected modifications to the displayed properties of the first image.

Color management technologies in video editing application

In one or more embodiments, a computing device is configured to present playback of a media composition on a touchscreen display. Concurrently with presenting the playback, the computing device receives, via the touchscreen display during a first time period, a touch input that includes a series of motions that start when a particular frame of the media composition is being presented. Responsive to receiving the touch input: the computing device adds a media clip to the media composition, with the media clip including a graphical representation of the touch input, having a duration corresponding to the first time period, and being stored in association with the particular frame. Subsequent to adding the media clip, the computing device presents a second playback of the media composition where playback of the media clip is initiated when playback of the particular frame is started during the second playback of the media composition.

Video editing and key-framing animations using accessory on a touch device

Some embodiments provide a graphical user interface (GUI) of a media-editing application. The GUI includes a composite display area for displaying a set of media clips that define a composite presentation. The set of media clips includes a particular media clip which includes several different groups of ordered clips that are selectable for use in the composite presentation. The GUI includes a preview display area for simultaneously displaying video images from several of the different groups corresponding to a time in the composite presentation. The displayed video images in the preview display area are selectable to determine which of the groups is for use in the composite presentation.

Preview display for multi-camera media clips

Some embodiments provide a method that receives the addition of a video clip having a first set of spatial properties to a composite video project having a second set of spatial properties. When the first set of spatial properties and the second set of spatial properties are different, the method automatically applies a spatial conform effect to the video clip to conform images of the video clip to the second set of spatial properties. The method receives input to transform images of the video clip as displayed in the composite video project. The method stores the spatial conform effect and the received transform as separate effects for the video clip.

Spatial conform operation for a media-editing application

Some embodiments of the invention provide a media-editing application for creating and editing a media presentation that displays the results of edits as the edits are made to the media presentation. The media-editing application displays the movement of media clips of the media presentation as the media clips are being moved within the media-editing application to change the media presentation. Also, the media editing application in some embodiments can dynamically display the results of edits in a preview display area. That is, the media editing application has a preview generator that can generate previews of the media presentation on the fly as media clips are being dragged into and within the timeline. This allows the user of the media-editing application to see and hear the results of the operation while performing them.

Media-editing application with live dragging and live editing capabilities

Some embodiments provide a method for defining a data structure for representing a media file imported into a media-editing application. The method defines a reference to an original version of a media file. The method defines references to one or more transcoded versions of the media file. Each of the transcoded versions has a different resolution. The method defines a set of metadata storing information regarding the media file. In some embodiments, the media file includes both audio and video. The method defines a video clip data structure for the media file that references the first data structure and an audio clip data structure for the media file that also references the asset data structure. The method defines a media clip data structure that contains the video clip data structure and the audio clip data structure. The media clip data structure is for editing into a composite video presentation.

Data structures for a media-editing application

Some embodiments provide a method that receives the addition of a video clip to a composite video project. The video clip has a sequence of video images at a first frame rate and the composite video project has a second frame rate for outputting video images. When the first frame rate does not match the second frame rate but is within a threshold of the second frame rate, the method generates output video images for a particular duration of the composite video project at the second frame rate by using each of the video images of the video clip once during the particular duration. When the first frame rate is not within the threshold, generating output video images for the particular duration of the composite video project at the second frame rate by using at least one of the video images for each output video image over the particular duration.

Rate conform operation for a media-editing application

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Shaun M Poole