Bjorn Jawerth - Morrisville NC, US Do Chung - Raleigh NC, US Prasanjit Panda - Apex NC, US Johan Rade - Cary NC, US Jiangying Zhou - Cary NC, US
International Classification:
G09G005/00
US Classification:
345/660000
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention comprise a method for transmitting map data, a method for displaying map data, a system for processing and displaying map data, and a method for rendering line segments on a pixel display. A preferred method for transmitting map data comprises receiving, layering, and simplifying map data and transmitting some of the simplified data. A preferred method for displaying map data comprises receiving compressed map data, decompressing the received data, and rendering the decompressed data on a display device. A preferred system for processing and displaying map data comprises a map database, a map generation sub-system, a map rendering sub-system, and a display device. A preferred method for rendering line segments on a pixel display, comprises, for a line segment from a first endpoint to a second endpoint, rounding off the slope of the line segment and calculating pixel locations based on that rounded off slope.
Methods And Systems For Downloading And Viewing Maps
Bjorn Jawerth - Morrisville NC, US Do Chung - Raleigh NC, US Prasanjit Panda - Apex NC, US Johan Rade - Cary NC, US Jiangying Zhou - Cary NC, US
International Classification:
G06T 11/20
US Classification:
345440000
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention comprise a method for transmitting map data, a method for displaying map data, a system for processing and displaying map data, and a method for rendering line segments on a pixel display. A preferred method for transmitting map data comprises receiving, layering, and simplifying map data and transmitting some of the simplified data. A preferred method for displaying map data comprises receiving compressed map data, decompressing the received data, and rendering the decompressed data on a display device. A preferred system for processing and displaying map data comprises a map database, a map generation sub-system, a map rendering sub-system, and a display device. A preferred method for rendering line segments on a pixel display comprises, for a line segment from a first endpoint to a second endpoint, rounding off the slope of the line segment and calculating pixel locations based on that rounded off slope.
Distributed Contribution Of Disparate Interactive Elements
Alan Moskowitz - Oakland CA, US Daniel Dennedy - Castro Valley CA, US Do H. Chung - San Ramon CA, US
Assignee:
MobiTV, Inc. - Emeryville CA
International Classification:
H04H 60/33
US Classification:
725 13, 725 62, 455413, 455466
Abstract:
Mechanisms are provided for collecting user response information corresponding to a request transmitted as a part of unidirectional media broadcast. Mobile devices used to display media broadcast containing the request, such a survey, are also configured to send information using other communication networks, such as cellular networks. Mobile devices collect users' responses to the request and send information corresponding to these responses to a response processing server. The response processing server in turn processes the information, generate a report, and transmit this report to the broadcasting service. These reports may be used for a variety of purposes. In one example, reports are used to update broadcasted content such that mobile device user can view results of their responses as a part of the updated broadcast.
Data Measurement And Feedback Mechanism Using An Application Framework
Alan Moskowitz - Oakland CA, US Daniel Dennedy - Castro Valley CA, US Do H. Chung - San Ramon CA, US
Assignee:
MOBITV, INC. - Emeryville CA
International Classification:
G06F 3/01
US Classification:
715716
Abstract:
Techniques and apparatuses are provided for conditioning media content based on user input. In one implementation, a barker screen is displayed on an output interface of the user device when a request to switch media channels is received. The barker screen may include a request for user input and at least partially block the output interface. As such, the content of the new channel may be at least partially unavailable until user input is received. Furthermore, techniques and apparatuses are provided for transmitting a request for user input to the user device switched to a unidirectional broadcast channel. Information contained in responses generated based on user inputs is then used to adjust media content.
Kirsten Hunter - San Francisco CA, US Christopher Chan - San Francisco CA, US Vasanth Shenoy - San Ramon CA, US James Collette - Sammamish WA, US Do H. Chung - San Ramon CA, US Allen Billing - Lafayette CA, US
Assignee:
MOBITV, INC. - Emeryville CA
International Classification:
H04N 5/445
US Classification:
725 48
Abstract:
Mechanisms are provided for allowing a user to dynamically manage rich media content in an efficient and effective manner. Tiles including media content, personalized video selections, content pack upgrades, and promotions for featured content are presented to a user. Each tile may include calls to view, purchase, discuss, rate, review, or read about associated content. Tiles may be presented as still images, logos, text, or live video. Multiple tiles may be manipulated using keyboard, mouse, touchpad, and/or touchscreen movements, motions, and gestures. In particular examples, an overlay provided on top of a tile mechanism provides a user with additional navigation and management options.
- San Jose CA, US Christopher Chan - San Francisco CA, US Vasanth Shenoy - Fremont CA, US James Collette - Sammamish CA, US Do H. Chung - San Ramon CA, US Allen Billings - Lafayette CA, US
Mechanisms are provided for allowing a user to dynamically manage rich media content in an efficient and effective manner. Tiles including media content, personalized video selections, content pack upgrades, and promotions for featured content are presented to a user. Each tile may include calls to view, purchase, discuss, rate, review, or read about associated content. Tiles may be presented as still images, logos, text, or live video. Multiple tiles may be manipulated using keyboard, mouse, touchpad, and/or touchscreen movements, motions, and gestures. In particular examples, an overlay provided on top of a tile mechanism provides a user with additional navigation and management options.
- Emeryville CA, US Christopher Chan - San Francisco CA, US Vasanth Shenoy - Fremont CA, US James Collette - Sammamish CA, US Do H. Chung - San Ramon CA, US Allen Billings - Lafayette CA, US
Mechanisms are provided for allowing a user to dynamically manage rich media content in an efficient and effective manner Tiles including media content, personalized video selections, content pack upgrades, and promotions for featured content are presented to a user. Each tile may include calls to view, purchase, discuss, rate, review, or read about associated content. Tiles may be presented as still images, logos, text, or live video. Multiple tiles may be manipulated using keyboard, mouse, touchpad, and/or touchscreen movements, motions, and gestures. In particular examples, an overlay provided on top of a tile mechanism provides a user with additional navigation and management options.
Digital Rights Management For Http-Based Media Streaming
- Emeryville CA, US Torbjorn Einarsson - Stockholm, SE Do Hyun Chung - San Ramon CA, US Ken Klinner - Lafayette CA, US
Assignee:
MobiTV, Inc. - Emeryville CA
International Classification:
G06F 21/10 H04L 29/06
Abstract:
Techniques and mechanisms described herein facilitate the management of digital rights for media content item presentation. According to various embodiments, a request for a content decryption key may be received at a media application implemented at a computing device. The request may be transmitted by a media content player implemented at the computing device. The request may be transmitted in accordance with a designated key exchange protocol. A license for an encrypted media content item corresponding with the requested content decryption key may be identified at the media application. Based on information included in the license, encrypted key material may be decrypted to create the requested content decryption key via a processor at the computing device. The requested content decryption key may be provided to the media content player.
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