INTERACTIVE MEDIA SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PRESENTING PAUSE-TIME CONTENT
First Claim
1. A method of substituting pause-time content in place of media that is paused, the method comprising:
- playing the media;
local to a user, receiving media data associated with the media;
local to the user, generating the pause-time content based on the media data, wherein the generated pause-time content comprises media content other than the media being played;
receiving a pause command from the user;
pausing the media in response to receiving the pause command; and
automatically playing the pause-time content while the media is paused.
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Abstract
Interactive media systems and methods are provided for substituting pause-time content in place of media that has been paused. The user may pause media such as real-time media, video-on-demand media, near video-on-demand, or recorded media. If the user pauses real-time media or near video-on-demand media, the interactive media application may store the media. The interactive media application may also provide the user with the ability to rewind, resume play of, and fast-forward the media. The pause-time content may be audio or video media and may be an advertisement, trivia, program summaries or any other suitable pause-time content. The interactive media application may provide customized pause-time content specific to the user or specific to the media paused by using media data associated with the media. The interactive media application may also prevent the user from accessing features (e.g., fast-forward) of the system.
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18 Claims
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1. A method of substituting pause-time content in place of media that is paused, the method comprising:
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playing the media; local to a user, receiving media data associated with the media; local to the user, generating the pause-time content based on the media data, wherein the generated pause-time content comprises media content other than the media being played; receiving a pause command from the user; pausing the media in response to receiving the pause command; and automatically playing the pause-time content while the media is paused. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. An interactive media system that substitutes pause-time content in place of media that is paused, comprising user equipment configured to:
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play the media; receive media data associated with the media; generate the pause-time content based on the media data, wherein the generated pause-time content comprises media content other than the media being played; receive a pause command from the user; pause the media in response to receiving the pause command; and automatically play the pause-time content while the media is paused. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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