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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 22, 2011
Filed:
Dec. 05, 2008
Brett Crossley, Fort Mill, SC (US);
Andrew Jenkins, Charlotte, NC (US);
Jeff Rayfield, Charlotte, NC (US);
Brett Crossley, Fort Mill, SC (US);
Andrew Jenkins, Charlotte, NC (US);
Jeff Rayfield, Charlotte, NC (US);
Packet Video Corp., San Diego, CA (US);
Abstract
A system and a method create metadata for media files. The metadata may be information relating to, based on and/or associated with the media files. The metadata of the media files may be searched by one or more terminals. An event database connectable to a terminal may use a location, a date and/or a time of creation of the media files to associate specific events with the media files. Further, the specific events may be used by the database to create keywords associated with the media files. As a result, the system and the method may organize and/or may provide searching for media files. A web page may be generated for an event that accumulates the media files related to the event.