Adeia Guides Inc.

Walter R Klappert

Brian Robert Peterson

Donn Smith

Michael R Nichols

David John Wheatley

Olivier Chalouhi

Charles Dawes

Thomas Steven Woods

Camron Shimy

Daniel Thomas Ward

David D Chung

Vanessa Wickenkamp

Aaron Peter Blohowiak

Timothy Christensen Kelly

Henry C Chilvers, Jr

Arevik Chimayan

Patrick Gerard Morgan

Raymond Valadez, Jr

Paul George Milazzo

Cara Lyn Hathaway

Ray Campbell

Akio Yoshimoto

Systems and methods are provided herein for personalizing images that correspond to a media asset identifier by using user profile information. As an example, the television series 'Community' has several actors, such as Joel McHale, Chevy Chase, and Ken Jeong. Poster art developed by an editor o50533238_1f “Community” may include an image that portrays each of Joel McHale, Chevy Chase, and Ken Jeong. In order to personalize the image, control circuitry may determine which actor(s) the user prefers, and crop out only those actors in the poster art to create a personalized image. As an example, if the user prefers Joel McHale, control circuitry may crop out the portrayal of Joel McHale and use only that portion of the image to display next to other text describing “Community.”

Systems and methods for automatic formatting of images for media assets based on user profile

Methods and systems are disclosed herein for updating a knowledge graph based on a user confirmation. A media guidance application receives a user communication and isolates a term of the user communication. The media guidance application identifies a candidate component of a knowledge graph associated with the term. The media guidance application requests user input directed to confirming whether the term is associated with the candidate component. In response to receiving the user input, the media guidance application modifies a strength of association between the term and the component.

Systems and methods for updating a knowledge graph through user input

Methods and systems are disclosed herein for a media guidance application that distributes media guidance application operations between multiple devices based on one or more criteria associated with those devices. For example, the media guidance application may determine the plurality of operations performed by a target device and distribute the plurality of operations among devices near that target device.

Methods and systems for distributing media guidance among multiple devices

Methods and systems for transmitting an interruption-free version of a television program for recording on a user equipment device. In one aspect, a system transmits a first stream including a television program to a user equipment device. The system receives an indication that the television program is being recorded on the user equipment device. The system determines whether an interruption is imminent during transmission of the television program. In response to determining that the interruption is imminent, the system generates a second stream including the television program. The second stream does not include the interruption during the transmission of the television program. The system transmits the second stream to the user equipment device along with an instruction to switch recording of the television program from the first stream to the second stream.

Methods and systems for bypassing preemptions in recorded media assets

User selections entered in the media application or any user input device behavior with user devices may be recorded as clickstream data. The clickstream data may be used to deduce information about the user or a media item being consumed. A user may be profiled based on his or her input device behavior using a plurality of time-stamped indicators. A degree of user interest may be determined based on a time period between the time-stamped indicators, the number of time-stamped indicators within a period of time, and/or a type of user action.

Systems and methods for deducing user information from input device behavior

Methods and systems are discussed herein for improving the efficiency and ease of navigating and selecting media content without the need for additional keys, buttons, or other inputs. For example, in response to the same user input, the media guidance application may determine different numbers of content sources to skip, in a dynamic fashion, based on the total number of content sources, the order of the content sources, the direction a user wishes to navigate, and/or prior user inputs related to navigating the content sources.

Methods and systems for performing dynamic searches using a media guidance application

Methods and systems are described for recommending providers of media content to users viewing over-the-top content based on quality of service.

Methods and systems for recommending providers of media content to users viewing over-the-top content based on quality of service

Systems and methods for incorporating online user generated media content (e.g., videos) into an interactive video gaming environment are provided. Media assets that are associated with different measures of quality generated by users are stored on a remote server. A player action is received by the remote server. A determination is made as to which one of the plurality of levels of the interactive video gaming environment corresponds to the action. One of the videos associated with one of the measures of quality is selected based on the determination of the level corresponding to the action. The selected video is transmitted to the player.

Systems and methods for transmitting media associated with a measure of quality based on level of game play in an interactive video gaming environment

Systems and methods are described herein for presenting user selected scenes. A media guidance application may generate for display a listing for a media asset, wherein a play length of the media asset includes a non-selectable play length portion and a selectable play length portion. The media guidance application may generate for display a first scene option corresponding to a first scene and a second scene option corresponding to a second scene. The media guidance application may receive a user selection of the first or second scene option and incorporate the selected scene into the selectable play length portion of the media asset. The media guidance application may generate for display the media asset with the selected scene incorporated into the selectable play length portion.

Systems and methods for presenting user selected scenes

Systems and methods are described herein for alerting a user that the user will be unable to view a broadcast program based on an estimated time of arrival of the user to a media consumption device, and responsively providing the user with an option to record the broadcast program. These systems and methods are performed at least by identifying a plurality of broadcast programs that are indicated on a profile of a user, receiving an estimated time of arrival of the user to a location of a media consumption device, responsively determining whether the user will be unable to view a broadcast program of the plurality of broadcast programs, responsively providing the user with an option to record the broadcast program, and responsively causing the broadcast program to be recorded.

Systems and methods for recording broadcast programs that will be missed due to travel delays

Systems and methods are described herein for providing media guidance. Control circuitry may receive a first voice input and access a database of topics to identify 5 a first topic associated with the first voice input. A user interface may generate a first response to the first voice input, and subsequent to generating the first response, the control circuitry may receive a second voice input. The control circuitry may 10 determine a match between the second voice input and an interruption input such as a period of silence or a keyword or a phrase, such as 'Ahh,', “Umm,”, or “Hmm.” The user interface may generate a second response that is associated with a second topic related to the first 15 topic. By interrupting the conversation and changing the subject from time to time, media guidance systems can appear to be more intelligent and human.

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Walter R Klappert