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Interface Strategies for Creating and Invoking Marks

  • US 20110047574A1
  • Filed: 10/29/2010
  • Published: 02/24/2011
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/31/2003
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for presenting audio/video information, the method comprising:

  • presenting the audio/video information using a first processing mechanism;

    receiving, while presenting the audio/video information using the first processing mechanism, a user-submitted command, the command activated by operation of a button assigned a function of marking, the user-submitted command associated with the first processing mechanism;

    adding, in response to the user-submitted command, a mark that is associated with the audio/video information, using a marking mechanism of the first processing mechanism;

    transferring the audio/video information from the first processing mechanism to a second processing mechanism, the second processing mechanism being physically distinct from the first processing mechanism;

    displaying a visual indicator of the mark at the second processing mechanism, the displaying comprising;

    displaying, within a thumbnail display region, a thumbnail image of a frame of the audio/video information presented using the first processing system, the frame taken from the audio/video information being displayed at a point in time that the mark was created, the thumbnail image accompanied, upon selection, by a text legend indicating time remaining on a fixed period of time, after which the thumbnail image will be removed;

    displaying, in a larger region, a larger sized version of a thumbnail image selected from among thumbnail images in the thumbnail display region;

    removing the thumbnail image from the thumbnail display region at conclusion of the fixed period of time; and

    displaying an access point to allow access to thumbnail images removed after the fixed period of time; and

    presenting the audio/video information using the second processing mechanism based on the mark added using the first processing mechanism, the presenting in response to operation of a button associated with the second processing mechanism, the button assigned a function of marking.

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